Orthopedic sensory floor mat set ASKATO XXL 19 elements MFK-025-1

Orthopedic sensory floor mat set ASKATO XXL 19 elements MFK-025-1 is a modular tactile surface designed for proprioceptive stimulation, balance training and foot massage. The set contains multiple detachable textured elements that can be combined into walking paths, obstacle courses or stationary stations to target sensory perception and motor coordination. The product is intended for use at home, in rehabilitation and in early childhood development sessions to support tactile exploration and posture control.

Advantages

The ASKATO XXL sensory mat set offers a variety of surface textures and heights within one compact kit, enabling progressive sensory exposure and targeted foot reflex stimulation. Elements are lightweight and connect securely, allowing quick reconfiguration of layouts for different exercise goals. The materials are resilient and provide stable support for balance exercises while delivering varied tactile input for sensory integration work.

Suitable for

• Proprioceptive and balance exercises
• Foot massage and reflex stimulation
• Early childhood motor skill development
• Home therapy and rehabilitation sessions
• Occupational therapy and sensory integration activities

Key specifications

• Number of elements: 19 detachable pieces with varied textures
• Design: modular elements for configurable walking paths and obstacle layouts
• Surface types: mixed textured surfaces for tactile stimulation and foot massage
• Intended use: tactile stimulation, balance training and motor coordination exercises
• Suitable environments: home use, therapy clinics, early childhood settings

How to use

Arrange the elements on a flat, stable floor to create a route or station suited to the user’s abilities and therapeutic goals. Begin with simple, short paths to allow the user to adapt to new textures, then progress to longer or more variable layouts that include different heights and patterns. Walk barefoot or in thin socks to maximise tactile feedback; supervise children and individuals with balance impairment during exercises. Clean elements according to manufacturer care instructions between uses.

Usage recommendations

Start sessions with brief exposure to individual elements and increase duration gradually. Combine walking exercises with static balance tasks and guided sensory exploration to support gradual adaptation. Use as part of a broader therapy programme under the guidance of a physiotherapist or occupational therapist when addressing clinical balance or proprioceptive deficits.