The following examples showcase our work and offer examples from the UK, USA and Canada.
Sensory rooms, Snoezelen Rooms, sometimes known as Multi Sensory Environments (MSE), are a specifically designed space which is safe and relaxing and where people of all ages and abilities can benefit. The use of a sensory room should be an enjoyable experience and should serve as space where the user can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life to simply relax or stimulate the senses.
GalleryChildrens Sensory Room, Wirral
New Shuddabar installed - lean against it and it vibrates.
GallerySensory Teaching Area – Toronto
What better way to learn the benefits of a Sensory Room than to experience it. TFH Canada was invited to teach the benefits of Sensory Rooms to the Recreation and Leisure students of Centennial College. This introductory day was full of sensory moments, from broken “Describe-A-Phone” to “Group Necklace Making”. Each activity compounded upon the last and demonstrated just how deeply personal sensory is to every person.
GalleryYoung Adults Sensory Room, Bournemouth
All the floor padding in this room is removable allowing wheelchair access to the equipment.
GalleryHigh School Sensory Room, Ontario
Making Sensory Spaces safe is as important as making them age appropriate.
GalleryAdult Sensory Room, Leicester
Detail of some boxed-in wall padding to hide a number of pipes.
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GallerySome soft play equipment at a day centre in Bristol
The client wanted this large room split into a Sensory Room and a Softplay room for children. We constructed a low internal wall to separate the areas while retaining good visibility of the space.
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GallerySoft Play Sensory Room
This day centre had a number of curved walls to pad, (always a challenge).
GallerySensory Integration Beam
This beam was installed in a large room measuring 5.5m across. The beam is 3m high. The ceiling itself is 5m high.
The house is grade 1 listed and the ceiling is ornate. The client did not want to spoil it in any way.