ELASTIC THERAPY HAMMOCK

SENSORY OWL LTD

£103.19

Swinging is part of sensory play and Elastic Therapy Hammock is easy to use Swinging and rocking positively impact the vestibular system. It stimulates the nervous system and pushes more information to the brain while performing the exercise of swinging. Every OT therapy includes many forms of swinging. PRODUCT INFORMATION ideal for home, therapy or school use a middle part made from 100% Lycra sides made from 100% cotton certified OEKO-TEX® size: 65x260cm max user weight: 100kg lightweight and compact to carry easy to attach soft fabric gentle to the skin available in blue, red, yellow and gr

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Registered at Companies House as SENSORY OWL LTD, number 10183519. Checked 2026-08-29.
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