Description:
A sensory table is a table full of materials that get children to use all five senses. The table is set up to let children learn and engage their senses by interacting with everything that is being presented to them. For ideas on what to place in your sensory table, be sure to check out our instagram page.
Features:
Our sensory table comes with two Ikea bins (or you can choose to buy it without them if you already have them at home), the white cover and the chalkboard (on the other side of the white cover). The materials in the pictures are not included. You can also choose to include add-ons (such as the transparent board, frosted board, water station or pipes and funnels) as accessories to make more use of the table!) Please note that the table is water-resistant but not waterproof. After use, it should be dried out with a towel to avoid damage. It is also not meant for outdoor use and sun exposure will damage the wood and void the warranty.
Measurements:
Please scroll through the pictures above to see the product’s dimensions.
Age Recommendations:
The sensory table can be used starting 12-18 months (depending on the height of the child) and will likely last until at least 6-7 years (all kids love sensory play!)
Type of Wood:
Beech Pine Wood + MDF Wood (covers of the table)
Customer Reviews
The table is light weight and functional but I didn’t LOVE the finishing and overall quality; some edges aren’t sanded properly, the paper roll holder isn’t sturdy and the holes aren’t sanded, the cavity used to insert the bins are not finely made which leaves room for sand and such material to get stuck.
The quality of the wood and the design is more than amazing! We use this table on a daily basis for messy play, crafts, painting (on the white board itself) I love this table as much as my son does ❤
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My daughter plays with it most of the time and uses it for all kinds of toys 😍
Amazing! My son does activities at the nursery so the sensory table saves me in the weekends when we’re staying at home