Mobile Sensory Station

Bring calm, engaging sensory experiences to any room — without a permanent sensory space. Built for schools, therapy clinics, aged care facilities, and NDIS participants across Australia.

Key features

Tactile and visual side panel
A textured landscape panel invites touch and fine-motor exploration. Paired with a shatter-resistant acrylic mirror, it provides captivating visual feedback and supports eye-contact practice — useful in both individual and group therapy sessions.

Furniture-grade construction
Built from 15 mm FSC-certified birch plywood with a triple-coat clear lacquer finish. Resistant to scuffs, knocks, and repeated cleaning with standard disinfectants — designed to hold up in high-traffic education and care environments over the long term.

Ready for complete sensory integration
Dedicated internal compartments are sized and positioned to accept a fitted sound system and bubble tube, creating a cohesive multi-sensory hub. No exposed cabling, no improvised solutions — everything has a place.

110 L lockable storage caddy
Keeps sensory resources, switches, and accessories secure between sessions. The key removes when locked, giving staff full control over access to valuable equipment.

Effortless mobility and safe positioning
Four 125 mm 360° castors allow smooth manoeuvring through doorways and corridors. Two total-lock brakes keep the station firmly in place during a session. Large integrated handles give precise control when moving between rooms.

Adaptable top deck
Two top mounting points with M6 scallop knobs allow projectors, UV lighting, or other add-ons to be attached as your programme grows. The trolley is designed to evolve with your sensory equipment needs.

Safe, tidy cable management
Discreet internal cable passages route power cleanly through the unit, reducing trip hazards in busy therapy and classroom environments. An integrated IEC inlet with a 5 m Australian-standard power lead provides reach without the need for extension leads.

Therapeutic benefits

Developed in consultation with AHPRA-registered occupational therapists. Intended for use within a therapist-guided programme.

Sensory modulation and self-regulation
Adjustable visual, tactile, and auditory input helps settle over-arousal or gently alert under-arousal. Regular, structured use supports calmer participation, improved focus, and smoother transitions for participants with sensory processing differences, autism, or acquired brain injury.

Cause-and-effect understanding
Interactive elements — bubble colour changes, sound-to-light effects, and switch-accessible controls — invite goal-directed reaching, pressing, and sequencing. These activities build cause-and-effect understanding and purposeful action in a low-pressure, rewarding environment.

Fine- and gross-motor development
The tactile panel promotes fingertip exploration and bilateral hand use. Switch surfaces provide graded resistance and clear tactile feedback, supporting motor planning, timing, and hand-activation skills across a range of ability levels.

Communication and social participation
Shared visual events such as changing lights, moving bubbles, and projected patterns create natural opportunities for joint attention, turn-taking, and simple choice-making — valuable within both group programmes and one-to-one sessions.

Sensory integration alignment
Sessions can be structured as active and participant-led, with just-right challenges delivered through adjustable brightness, volume, and effect speed. The station's modularity allows clinicians to grade sensory input precisely and encourage adaptive responses in line with Ayres Sensory Integration principles.

Intended settings: Special education schools, mainstream schools with inclusion programmes, occupational therapy clinics, paediatric and rehabilitation wards, aged care and residential settings, and community outreach where a permanent sensory room is not available.

This product supports sensory-based therapeutic activity. No medical claims are implied. Best outcomes are achieved when the station is integrated into a structured programme aligned with the participant's NDIS plan or therapy goals.

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