HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR YEAR END SCHOOL EVENT STAGES ARE DISABILITY FRIENDLY

By Select Staging Concepts
Community contribution / August 16, 2022

Year end school events are just around the corner and the last thing you want to do is deny the disabled a place on your school event and performance Stage. That is where Select Staging Concepts' Stage solutions shine and give hope.

"A person with a disability has a right to have access to places used by the public. The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) is an Australian-wide law that makes it illegal for public places to be inaccessible to people with a disability."

The requirements for Ramps, Landings and Walkways are well specified in the Australian Standards AS 1428.1.

Select Staging Concepts’ QUATTRO Disabled Access Ramps (to 14:1 ratio rise) with optional Top or Middle Landings are fully-compliant and certified to AS 1428.1, plus are designed to integrate with our own QUATTRO, PILOT or DIVA Stages.

QUATTRO Modular Stages and Access Ramps are Australian Made certified, plus come with a 10 YEAR WARRANTY - our Staging systems are designed with teachers in mind - a simple, light weight modular portable solution - perfect for indoor and outdoor school community events.

If you don't own one of our popular modular Stages, don't worry. We manufacture the QUATTRO Modular Access Ramps to be free standing to suit a variety of Stage systems. Just ask!

For school event success and inclusivity, contact the Select Staging Concepts sales team for your certified and compliant QUATTRO Access Ramp solution.

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