Weave-It Wall Panel
Weave-It Wall Panel
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Why We Love It
Turn your wall into a hands-on adventure! Kids love to stretch, weave, and peel the colorful silicone strings, building fine motor skills, hand strength, and coordination while they play. The stretchy strings provide satisfying tactile input and the open-ended design invites creativity and cooperative play. Also includes a wall-mounted acrylic holder to keep extra strings organized and within reach. A fun, low-tech addition to sensory rooms, classrooms, or clinics, this panel grows with kids from preschool through teen years.
- Wall-mounted design for space-saving sensory play
- For kids with ADHD, autism, and sensory processing difficulties
- Made by Fun and Function
- Ages 3 - Teen
Ideas for Use:
- Express yourself by creating a beautiful design or writing a word
- Inhale as you trace a string on the board and exhale as you peel it off. Feel yourself regulate!
- Take turns with one person creating a design and another recreating it
Details
- Includes one panel, 40 strings (five colors, eight of each), one acrylic storage bin, installation hardware (10 screws for panel, two screws and two anchors for the holder)
- Each pack of extra strings include: 40 strings (five colors, eight of each)
- Panel: 32"L x 16""W. Weighs 3 lbs. each. Colors: Teal or yellow
- Strings: 12"L x 4" Diameter. Weigh 6.2 oz. total. Colors: Teal, orange, yellow, purple and white
- Panel and strings: Food-grade silicone
- Holder: Acrylic
- Screws: Stainless steel and iron
- Anchors: Nylon
- Designed without BPA, phthalates and latex
- Surface wash. Air dry
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Warranty Information
This product comes with a 1-year warranty
Safety Information
Not for mouthing or chewing.
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