Sensory bubble tube 100×15 cm with beads, lights and changing colors

Large sensory bubble tube (100×15 cm) as you know it from hospitals, therapists, sensory rooms or waiting rooms – and it’s no coincidence that you’ll find it there. A sensory bubble tube not only looks great and adds elegance to a room. The bubble tube has a number of sensory-stimulating effects that help you relax, feel more comfortable in the room and focus more easily.

The relaxing, almost enchanting effect of bubbling water has long been known. This large bubble tube takes full advantage of the bubbling water’s effect and adds an extra dimension to the relaxing and sensory-stimulating experience with color-changing LED lights and colorful beads that move up the tube and fall like snow. The bubble tube is controlled with a remote control and you get to decide the color of the LED light, how and how fast the colors change. These properties make the bubble tube ideal for sensory rooms in kindergartens, institutions, healthcare facilities and at home.

The sensory bubble tube is stable on the floor despite its height due to its width. This makes it suitable for most spaces and environments. The bubble tube is made of transparent plastic with a silver-colored base. The bubble tube must be filled with the included beads and tap water before starting.

OOPS! The furniture tube is stable, but can be knocked over if you try to do so or if you walk into it/ accidentally push it. Therefore, it is recommended that the bubble tube be attached to the wall or floor if users cannot be expected to look after it. Wall mounting rail is available to order with an expected delivery time of approximately 6-8 weeks. As the sensory bubble tube is filled with water and fitted with a cable, it must be ensured at all times that no water gets onto the base of the bubble tube where the cable is connected. Also, the water must always be poured out when the bubble tube is turned off to avoid water being sucked into the pump. The beads floating in the bubble tube are very small, about 0.5 – 1 cm, making them dangerous for small children who may put them in their mouths. People with sound sensitivity should be aware that the bubble tube is slightly noisy in the form of motor noise (low vibration sound) and bubble sounds when the beads hit the surface of the water. To reduce engine noise, it’s best to place the bubble tube on a soft surface, such as a carpet or rubber mat.