Tactile Puzzle Floor

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The sense of touch is the ability to perceive touch or pressure. Recognizing and discovering materials and textures through feeling. Feel
The visual sense is the perception of images. Developing and stimulating the central field of vision (what we see directly) and peripheral field of vision (zone outside the central field of vision), but also visual tracking. See

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Textured Sensory Puzzle Mats – Set of 6
Create a unique sensory experience with this set of 6 textured tiles. The tiles fit together like a puzzle to form an interactive floor that encourages movement, exploration, and tactile discovery. Perfect for use in sensory rooms, classrooms, therapy spaces... More details

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Textured Sensory Puzzle Mats – Set of 6

Create a unique sensory experience with this set of 6 textured tiles. The tiles fit together like a puzzle to form an interactive floor that encourages movement, exploration, and tactile discovery. Perfect for use in sensory rooms, classrooms, therapy spaces, or at home.
Material: EVA foam with non-slip TPE layer

Sensory stimulation with every step

Each tile has a different texture, offering a rich and varied tactile experience. Walking or crawling on the tiles with bare feet or hands helps children develop their sense of touch, body awareness, and motor skills.

Safe and flexible design

Thanks to the non-slip material and gentle flexibility, the tiles are both comfortable and safe to use. The sturdy puzzle connection keeps the mats in place, even during intensive use. Suitable for children with balance challenges or sensory sensitivity. For indoor use, also on hard floors.

Therapy and development combined

These sensory mats support learning through play and also offer therapeutic benefits:

Stimulate circulation in feet and legs
Reduce tension and fatigue
Support sensory integration therapy and motor training