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Sensory spaces / United Kingdom

Sensory pods, shaped around your senses.

An enclosed sensory space, created around the people who use it. For schools, workplaces and shared settings in the United Kingdom, we bring the pod and your chosen design details together, from a quiet retreat to selected interactive features.

FocusPod sensory pod concept with a lounge chair, side table, blue bubble column and tactile side-wall panel, with rear glass retained.
Concept render with optional sensory equipment. Final features and layout are confirmed for your project.

Start with the experience

What should this space feel like?

Two directions to explore. Your brief can be as simple or as individual as the people using it.

Keep it simple

A quiet retreat

Keep the space visually simple, with comfortable seating and a restrained choice of finishes. Discuss the lighting and privacy you’d like to include.

Explore selected features

A space to explore

Consider selected light, texture or interactive elements. The render shows one possible direction, with details chosen around your intended use.

Your sensory brief

Choice is part of the design.

Tell us what should feel different, what should stay simple and what users need to control. We’ll explore light levels, texture and visibility, then confirm how any selected equipment can be operated.

Understand the people

Describe who will use the space, their preferences and whether someone will accompany them.

Shape the experience

Explore the layout and selected details, from a simple retreat to interactive elements.

Confirm your design

Review the proposed equipment, operation, installation scope and project quote.

Before you plan

Sensory pod questions

What’s the difference between a quiet pod and a sensory room?

A quiet retreat keeps sensory input limited. A sensory room may offer selected experiences through light, texture or interaction. Start with the intended use when planning your pod.

Can we plan a sensory pod for a school, workplace or adult users?

Yes. Tell us the setting, intended users and whether someone will accompany them. These details guide the layout and equipment discussions.

How do glass, privacy and supervision work together?

FocusPod has glass at the front and rear. We’ll discuss visibility and privacy needs, including any supervision requirements, when considering the layout and glass treatment options.

Can we choose different sensory equipment?

Bring your ideas. We’ll explore selected options and confirm suitability, availability and operation before they form part of your proposed design.

How much space is needed for a sensory pod?

The model, furniture and access needs determine the layout. Compare pod dimensions, then review the route into your building and the space needed around the pod. See our installation and site access guide.

How much does a custom sensory pod cost?

The pod model, selected equipment and installation scope shape the quote. Share your project details and we’ll price the proposed configuration.

Let’s plan your sensory space.

Share your setting, available space and the experience you have in mind.

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