SensaSoft™ Wave Couch
SensaSoft™ Wave Couch
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Why We Love It
Flexible seating that makes a splash! Available in 11 bold colors, this supportive couch helps reduce fatigue so kids and teens can stay comfortable, engaged and focused. With enough space for two, it’s perfect for reading, learning or relaxing together. The contoured shape supports healthy posture, and the sturdy construction is designed to withstand daily use. Each couch features a removable vinyl cover that’s easy to clean, and a reinforced bottom that holds up against rough surfaces.
- Sensory seating solution for classrooms, homes or clinics
- Supports kids with low muscle tone or poor posture
- Age 10+
Ideas for Use
- Create a cozy reading spot in a classroom library or calming corner
- Encourage partner work and small group learning in the classroom
- Offer supportive seating in a clinic waiting room
Details
- Large: 48”L x 43”W x 30”H. Seat height: 13.5”. Weighs 60 lbs. Supports up to 800 lbs. with space for 1–2 kids
- Cover: 100% polyurethane vinyl. Filling: Solid polyurethane foam
- Clean with an all-purpose cleaner or a 10:1 bleach solution
- Colors: Gray, sequoia green, black, yellow, turquoise, navy blue, royal blue, charcoal, purple, lime green, or red
Getting Started
- Light assembly required.
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This product comes with a 1-year warranty
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