Curated Sensory Equipment
Our selection of sensory equipment is guided by comprehensive Equipment Audits and purposeful Sensory Space Design. We move beyond basic kits to provide items that support specific regulation goals, ensuring every addition to your educational environment is sustainable and effective.
Inflatable Trampoline
With its soft, metal-free design and extra-springy bounce, this trampoline offers a playful way to support movement, body awareness, and regulation through jumping activities. It can be a practical option when you’re looking for the benefits of bouncing without rigid frames or exposed springs.
It also inflates in just 35 seconds, making it easy to set up when needed, deflate for tidy storage, and reinflate quickly for the next movement break
Height Adjustable Desk
Create a flexible workspace for children with this pneumatic height adjustable desk.
Easy to use, dependable and smoothly adjustable from 45 cm to 70 cm, it can support a range of seating, standing, and activity-based setups. This makes it a practical option for classrooms, therapy spaces, and sensory-responsive classrooms where learners may need different postural options throughout the day.
Bolster Swing
The Rectangle Bolster Swing can be used in a range of supervised movement activities, with learners lying over the top, sitting astride, or hanging underneath when appropriate.
Its shape supports a variety of flexion, extension, balance, and postural control activities, making it a useful option for therapy spaces and sensory-informed movement programs.
Sensory Equipment Collection
Curated sensory tools designed to support self-regulation and engagement in various educational and commercial environments.
Crashmat
The Crashmat is a versatile addition to sensory spaces, therapy rooms, and classrooms where learners need a soft, supportive place for movement, rest, and play.
It can be used to create a safer landing space during supervised movement activities, support heavy work and body awareness activities, or offer a comfortable spot for quiet regulation breaks.
Cuddle Swing
The Cuddle Swing offers a cosy, cocoon-like space for movement, deep pressure, and calming sensory input. It can be used as part of sensory-informed routines to support body awareness, balance, regulation, and participation.
Some learners may enjoy gentle swinging, while others may prefer staying still inside the swing and noticing the feeling of firm, comforting pressure. This flexibility can make this swing perfect for quiet sensory breaks, movement play, or preparing the body for everyday classroom activities.
Peanut Ball
The Peanut Shaped Ball is a versatile therapy and classroom tool that can support strength, flexibility, balance, and body awareness through playful movement.
Its stable peanut shape offers more support than a round therapy ball, making it useful for a range of activities where learners can sit, lie over, roll, rock, or practise controlled movement with appropriate supervision.
Vibrating Cushion
The Vibrating Cushion offers gentle sensory input that supports regulation, body awareness, and calm participation during the school day.
For some students, the soft vibration can provide a calming point of focus. For others, it may support readiness for learning by giving the body additional sensory feedback in a predictable and comfortable way.
Adult Swings
Swinging can support body awareness, balance, regulation, and participation by providing vestibular and proprioceptive input. Some learners may seek active swinging and movement, while others may prefer slow, calming rhythm or stillness with gentle pressure.
Adult-sized swings are designed to provide a more suitable fit and working load for larger bodies, helping sensory spaces feel more inclusive, comfortable, and accessible.
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Custom Frames
Designed to suit the needs of your space, these frames can support a range of movement-based activities while allowing teams to use suspension equipment in a more structured, safe and accessible way.
A well-planned suspension frame setup may support sensory-informed movement routines, including swinging, rocking, balance activities, body awareness tasks, and regulation breaks.
Request a Sensory Quote
Request a customized quote for your sensory equipment needs, including items identified during your Equipment Audit and Sensory Space Design consultation.