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Sensory Rooms for the Domestic Home

Sensorykraft have a vast range of experience in the planning and installation of bespoke sensory rooms within a domestic home environment.

Planning a Sensory Room for the Home?

The Expert Team at Sensorykraft can help you to create a safe sensory haven within the comfort of the home environment. We can transform any space into a bespoke sensory room which has been expertly designed to meet the individual needs of the user. Whether you are looking for a sensory solution which can be enjoyed passively or interactively, our team have a wealth of knowledge to help advise you on the right sensory equipment to best meet your project requirements.

Our Sensory Specialists are on-hand to discuss sensory ideas and advise you about key considerations bespoke to your project. We can advise on all aspects, including room configuration, sensory equipment, accessibility, user safety, user controls, and individual user sensory needs.

20 Tips for Creating & Planning A Sensory Room For The Home
Sensory Mood Lighting

Sensory mood lighting stimulates and balances the sensory system

Promotes calm mood and behaviour

Customisable colour control can promote user enjoyment and provide bespoke experience

Equipment examples: Ceiling light panel, starlight carpet

Sensory Visual Stimulation

Visual sensory stimulation can provide distraction

Safe environment to promote deescalation. Soothes mood to help prevent behavioural meltdowns

Develops skills including tracking, ‘cause and effect’ and colour recognition

Equipment examples: light tube, infinity tunnel, projector

Sensory Audio Stimultation

Sensory Audio Stimulation can create calm atmosphere

Promotes feeling of safety and tranquility. Customisable music control maximises user enjoyment

Sensory music therapy induces release of calming hormones, promoting deescalation

Equipment example: Bluetooth audio system

Sensory Tactile Stimultation

Sensory tactile stimulation recognised by therapists to have very calming effects - particularly beneficial for sensory seeking users

Effective stimulation of the body’s proprioceptive senses

Enhance sensory experience when syncing tactile vibration and audio equipment

Equipment examples: Vibration plates, fibre optics, starlight carpets

Raised Plinth Modular System

Our Raised Plinth Modular System is a combination of raised plinth platforms and wall padding. Our wipe-clean vinyl is available in a range of colours. The system provides a safe and comfortable place for the user to enjoy. The modular units can be customised with a range of different sensory equipment options. Whether your sensory space is being designed to be enjoyed as a passive or interactive sensory experience, the equipment can be selected to meet your specific project requirements and the sensory needs of the user.

Equipment examples: light tube, bubble tube, Bluetooth vibration sound system, fibre optics, mirrors, starlight carpet.

In-Built Storage

Your Raised Plinth Modular System can be designed to include an in-built lockable storage cupboard (see image to right).

This is an ideal feature if your project requires:

- Easy access to music amplifier

- Extra storage space for sensory equipment

- Equipment that needs to be kept out of reach of user

Alternatively, an external padded storage cupboard may be more suitable for your project (see image above).

Accessibility

User accessibility is a key consideration when designing your bespoke sensory project. Our expert team will be on-hand throughout the planning process to advise you about key considerations including:

- Room configuration

- Safe wheelchair access

- Mobile or ceiling track hoist use

- Design which promotes safe manual handling practice

Robust Equipment / Robust Casing

Equipment choice is a key consideration when designing your sensory project- we can incorporate equipment protection into the plan.

Our expert team can advise you on equipment adaptations which can maximise protection of equipment within the sensory space, such as robust casing for sensory projectors. The robust design can withstand physical force, wear and tear.

This is an ideal solution where the sensory space is to be used by a user with behavioural problems. Promotes equipment safety and also safeguards the user from harm.

Low Maintenance

Our Sensory Rooms have been expertly designed to ensure that they provide a sensory space which requires low maintenance:

All equipment is easy to wipe-clean, promoting hygiene. All vinyl padding is water resistant and hard wearing and can withstand physical force, wear and tear.

Sensory equipment features long-life low voltage LEDs- no requirement to stock and replace expensive bulbs.

Light tubes offer a maintenance-free solution compared to bubble tubes which require regular cleaning. If a bubble tube is preferred, cleaning kits can be provided.

Our equipment is configured to be 'ready to use' - no preparation required prior to room use.

Get the most out of your Home Sensory Room

To help you get the most out of your sensory room, and ensure that you maximise all of its sensory benefits, it is important that your project plan doesn't overlook some important considerations:

Sensory goals- what are the sensory needs of the intended user(s) that the sensory room aims to meet?

Design goals- how can you configure the sensory room to make the most out of the space and equipment available?

Project goals- how can you get the most out of your cost budget and project time frames?

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Bespoke Design For Intended User

At Sensorykraft we are passionate about keeping the user at the centre of sensory project planning. To help you maximise the benefits of your sensory space, our team can help you to design a bespoke sensory room which is tailored to the unique needs of each and every user.

Key considerations must include:

- Age customisation
- Physical requirements and accessibility considerations
- Psychosocial considerations
- Sensory requirements: Hypersensitive & Hyposensitive (interactive or passive)
- Customisation for user preferences (e.g. range of vinyl colour options available)