sensory PLay  equipment

Sensory equipment is specifically designed to stimulate one or more of the senses in order to help everything from brain development to social skills. Whilst sight, touch and sound are the three most common types of sensory play equipment, all manner of equipment can be beneficial if it can immerse its user in a new environment or stimulate even a memory. Taste or aroma equipment can be used to trigger a memory of a place or time prompting conversation in patients suffering with dementia.

As awareness continues to grow about the positive benefits of sensory therapy, more and more people are wanting quality equipment that will stand the test of time to help users develop their senses. House of Play are passionate about all things sensory related and are delighted to assist you with your project. If you are wanting to set up your own sensory room or include sensory equipment as part of a bigger project get in touch!

Sensory equipment is designed to develop a person’s sense through stimulation. Special equipment such as bubble tubes, lighting, tactile, music & interactive objects combine stimuli for visual, tactile, audio and aroma can help to calm or arouse the senses, help reduce stress and anxiety, encourage communication or even engage and delight the user.

Sensory room equipment has beneficial results for everyone! However, it is especially valuable for people who may have conditions such as Autism, ADHA, Mental Health, Dementia and Cognitive Disabilities. Sensory rooms provide a number of benefits for both the users and the providers such as:

We believe that everyone should be able to benefit from sensory equipment and so we have developed our product range for all aspects of affordability. Covering all spectrum’s the full and diverse range offers something for everyone, some of which are listed below but of course this is not all we have available!

Most of our sensory equipment is available to purchase directly on our store, but if you need a bespoke design or have a specific need which requires expert advice, please contact our team on 01302 846876