Visiting Sensory Tool House
A simple step-by-step guide to help you know what to expect before your visit. Explore the store, try tools, use the sensory room, and ask for support when you need it.
What to Expect During Your Visit
Here are a few helpful things to know before you come in.
Your Visit, Step by Step
A visual path from arriving to checking out.
Arriving
Enter through the front door. You may pull the handle or use the ADA door opener.
Entering the Space
Use the entry method that feels best. If entering is difficult, contact us before your visit.
Explore & Try
Walk through the store, explore products, and ask questions. Some tools are available to try.
Ask Questions
Our team can help compare options, explain tools, and point you toward what may fit your needs.
Hands-On Experience
Trying tools can help you understand what supports your body, your needs, or someone you support.
Regulate & Reset
The sensory room is available for regulation and reset. Please remove your shoes before entering.
Need Extra Support During Your Visit?
You are welcome here. If you or someone you care for may need extra support, call ahead and let us know what would help.
A Sorry-Free Zone
At Sensory Tool House, we believe regulation is human.
Stimming, movement, overwhelm, needing a break, or using tools for support are not things to apologize for.
We simply ask that everyone helps care for the shared space so our whole community can benefit.
Quick FAQ
Do I have to pay to visit?
No. Sensory Tool House is a retail store. You are welcome to come in, explore, and ask questions.
Can I use the sensory room?
Yes. The sensory room is available for regulation and reset.
Can my child use the swings?
Yes, with team support and a signed liability waiver.
Can I call ahead before visiting?
Yes. Calling ahead is a great way to let us know how we can support your visit.
Can staff supervise my child?
No. Children should not be left unsupervised with staff. Our team is happy to support and answer questions, but caregivers must remain responsible for supervision.
Weβre Glad Youβre Here
Whether you are visiting for a specific tool, exploring sensory supports, or simply needing a reset, we are glad you came.