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Learning through play. Our multi-sensory resources are designed to develop, stimulate and maintain an individual’s senses and skills through creative play; Helping to build fine motor movements and tactile skills.
All our resources are age and ability-appropriate and can also be used in reminiscence activities to promote communication and social skills.
Individual therapeutic resources are a perfect way to accessorise multi-sensory environments and sensory rooms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Wall padding creates a soft, safe environment that reduces the risk of injury from bumps, falls or unsafe behaviour. It lets users move, explore and play freely, and gives staff and families peace of mind.
Padding is commonly used in sensory rooms, soft play rooms, safe spaces, de-escalation rooms and bedrooms.
Yes. Padded walls and floors are widely used to support autistic children and people who may self-injure or display behaviours that challenge. Padding can help create a calm, safe space to self-regulate.
Our team can advise on the right thickness, finish and coverage for the level of protection your setting needs.
Yes. Room padding can be designed around your exact measurements, including awkward corners, windows, radiators and doorways. Most of our padding is made in house by our own upholstery team.
Our sensory team offers a free design visit to measure your space and recommend the right padding solution. You can also browse ready made panels on this page for smaller areas.
Most padding is covered in a wipeable, water resistant material that can be cleaned with warm soapy water or a suitable non abrasive cleaner.
Look for the Wipeable and Infection Control Friendly filters if you need padding for schools, hospitals or care settings. Regular cleaning keeps the padding hygienic and helps it last longer.
Yes. Wall padding is a popular way to create a safer bedroom or play area at home for children with autism or additional needs. Padded panels can protect against head banging and falls, and can be combined with floor mats for a fully soft space.
Contact us if you would like help planning a sensory bedroom.
Contact UsIt depends on how the space will be used. Floor padding or thick soft mats add protection from falls and create a comfortable surface for play, relaxation and floor based activities.
For active users or soft play rooms, combining floor and wall padding gives the most complete protection. Our team can recommend the best combination for your room.
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