Please check this link for instructions on how to assemble your swivel chair:

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Product Features:

Robust and Safe Construction: Our Swivel Chair is designed with a durable base and a secure, comfortable seat that ensures safety while spinning and balancing.
Enhanced Sensory Experience: The chair provides an exceptional tool for sensory regulation, helping children to understand and manage their body's sensory responses.
Cognitive and Motor Skill Development: As children navigate the chair's movement, they build critical thinking skills along with core strength and balance.
360-Degree Rotation: Offering a full range of motion, the chair allows for endless fun while engaging in rotational therapy to improve spatial awareness.
Easy-to-Clean Surface: The smooth, high-quality material of the chair is easy to wipe down and maintain, perfect for both home and clinical settings.

Dimensions: Diameter - 55cm | Height - 19-25.5cm | Weight Capacity - up to 75kg

Description: Introducing our Sensory Integration Swivel Chair – a vibrant and interactive chair that makes sensory training a joyous adventure. Available in three spirited colors, this chair is designed to provide a playful yet purposeful experience for children working on their sensory integration skills.

The Swivel Chair not only offers fun but also serves as a practical tool in sensory integration therapy. It assists children in developing balance, coordination, and spatial orientation. The rotating movement of the chair also aids in vestibular stimulation, which is essential for sensory processing.

These tools are often used to support individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism, ADHD, or other conditions where sensory regulation is important. They can help calm, focus, or engage individuals by providing the specific type of sensory input they need.

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