We do not recommend our indoor Sensory Path Packages be applied to carpet. If you’re looking to add a Sensory Path to your carpeted areas, consider our Learning Noodles™. These are portable Sensory Path solutions. These are non-adhesive learning mats and offer ultimate flexibility. At an affordable price range, you can bring Sensory Paths inside …
Hardwood floors which have been properly sealed and maintained with a commercial hard wax should offer the adhesive the proper surface to adhere. Do not use on shellac or polyurethane sealers as they degrade more rapidly than commercial wax and our films. Ceramic floor which have a sealed surface such as a glaze will offer a good …
Removal is as simple as stripping off the protective wax layers and applying the same chemical stripper to the decal. Using a scraper and lifting the edge slightly of the path piece will allow for the floor stripping solution to release the adhesive from the floor. Should there be any sticky residue from the adhesive, …
We recommend once the path is installed, to give it time to settle and the adhesive to grip the floor surface. Since the adhesive is pressure sensitive, allowing students to use it after a 12 hour settling period will help settle the adhesive. Maintenance can manually mop and sweep during this initial settling period. To …
The Sensory Path™ makes premium Sensory Paths using waterproof commercial grade floor film with an adhesive backing. If installation and maintenance guidelines are followed correctly, your path will last for several years. We recommend installing on a clean, waxed vinyl composition tile. A clean waxed floor will offer a great surface for adhesion. Bare tiles, …
