Sensory Room Equipment

Whether you're designing a sensory room for a school, therapy clinic, healthcare setting, or home, Fun & Function offers a wide range of sensory room equipment to help create engaging and supportive environments. From bubble tubes and fiber optic lighting to crash pads, seating, wall panels, and interactive sensory experiences, you'll find products for a variety of sensory needs. Planning a sensory room? Our expert team can help. Start your design.

Shop sensory room equipment for schools, therapy clinics, healthcare settings, and homes. Find bubble tubes, fiber optic lighting, crash pads, sensory seating, wall panels, and interactive sensory products. Planning a sensory room? Start your Design

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Sensory Rooms

A sensory room uses therapeutic equipment such as weighted products, soft play equipment, ball pits, bubble tubes and interactive wall panels to create an immersive sensory experience. A sensory room can be customized to stimulate sensory-seekers or calm a child on the verge of a meltdown. Swings and adaptive climbing walls provide vestibular and proprioceptive feedback for kids who need more sensory input to feel ready to learn. With its mix of calming tools, a sensory room can serve as a therapeutic environment for those with autism or dementia, or a safe space for kids who need a break from the sensory overload and social stressors in school. For kids who need a break while remaining in the classroom, a calm down corner can include tools such as bean bag chairs, gel tiles and fidgets to promote self-regulation. A calm down corner is also a space-saving solution that can be placed in any area of the home, so that kids can enjoy a soothing experience after a long school day or before settling into bed. Enhance your sensory space with trampolines and rockers.

Choosing the Right Sensory Room Equipment

When selecting sensory room equipment, it's important to consider the user's needs, available space, and desired sensory experiences. Lighting products, tactile activities, movement-based equipment, and calming sensory tools can all play an important role in creating an effective sensory environment. Our team can help identify products that align with your goals and budget.