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Whether you need to accommodate the sensory needs of multiple users or you want to maximize the development opportunities for the neurodivergent children at your school, Experia USA offers various multi-sensory room packages and accessories that facilitate and encourage sensory exploration. Rather than limit your space by populating it with only calming or interactive sensory products, by curating an immersive multi-sensory environment, you give your users the freedom to pursue different sensory skills each time they enter.

While children with autism, ADHD and other learning difficulties typically rely on structures imposed on their daily lives, studies have shown that giving children control of their sensory exploration can significantly benefit their development. With this in mind, we curated multi-sensory room packages that not only contain varied pieces of sensory equipment but also offer different ways for users to interact and engage with the space.

From our IRiS sensory room, which is fully integrated with IRiS Wireless controls and compatible sensory lighting, to our Superactive sensory room with its interactive LED fanlite and accessible control pad, these packages provide your users with multiple ways to adapt their sensory experience. Whether a child prefers the tactility of the IRiS Qube, or they delight at controlling their environment vocally with the IRiS Soundswitch, our multi-sensory room packages empower their users to experiment with cause and effect however they like!

Struggling to think of your own multi-sensory room ideas? In addition to creating industry-leading sensory products, at Experia USA, we offer free sensory room design services to all of our customers, guiding them towards essential equipment to incorporate into their design while ensuring the space is within their budget.

If you are interested in the benefits of multi-sensory rooms and would like to know more about our room design service, get in touch with us via email or call us on 1-800-882-4045.


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