Floor sensory mat ASKATO Basic set pink/violet 11 elements MFK-063

ASKATO Floor sensory mat Basic set pink/violet 11 elements MFK-063 is a tactile play and therapy mat composed of eleven interlocking elements in pink and violet tones. The set combines varied textured surfaces and raised shapes to stimulate the plantar surface of the feet, support balance exercises and encourage development of fine and gross motor skills. The compact, modular layout allows configuration on floors in homes, kindergartens or therapy rooms for sensory integration activities and coordination training.

Advantages

The set provides multiple textures and elevations that create diverse tactile feedback for barefoot exploration and progressive sensory challenges. Elements are lightweight and connect securely to form stable pathways, facilitating guided exercises for balance and gait. Pink and violet colors offer a consistent visual palette suitable for child-focused environments while remaining neutral enough for general therapeutic settings. The modular design makes storage and transport straightforward.

Suitable for

• Home sensory play and motor skill practice
• Early childhood education and kindergarten activities
• Occupational and physiotherapy sessions focused on balance and sensory integration
• Group coordination exercises and guided barefoot walking paths

Key specifications

• Set composition: 11 interlocking mat elements with varied textures and heights
• Color scheme: pink and violet tones
• Surface: multiple tactile patterns including raised bumps, ridges and soft waves
• Material: durable, skin-friendly synthetic material suitable for barefoot use
• Connection: interlocking edges for stable assembly on flat floors
• Cleaning: wipeable surface suitable for regular maintenance

How to use

Lay out the eleven elements on a flat, dry floor and connect them to form a continuous path or separate activity zones depending on the exercise plan. Encourage barefoot walking, stepping and standing exercises to let users feel and respond to different textures and heights. Use guided instructions, balance-support aids or therapist supervision as required by the user’s age and ability. Rearranging elements allows progressive difficulty and varied sensory input.

Usage recommendations

Supervise children during use and ensure the floor is free of hazards. Begin with simple walks and static standing before progressing to dynamic balance tasks. Clean the mat regularly with mild detergent and avoid sharp objects or exposure to open flame.