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Peel-and-stick Stained Glass Transoms (set of 3)

$120.00 CAD

Brighten up any space and create beautiful colorful light patterns when the sun shines through this dry-erase vinyl window accessory

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

Transform any space with these stained glass transoms made of vinyl. Color in the decals and once they are apposed on a window, they illuminate the room, instantly creating magnificent light patterns. To reuse, just peel off, clean, color and reapply on your window of choice. 

This coloring activity and sensory experience is relaxing, engaging and stimulating.

  • Individuals at a mid- to late-stage of dementia.
  • People of all ages and abilities who can derive benefits from a creative and calming activity.
  • Individuals living with dementia who can gain from an activity involving dexterity and sensory experience.

These peel-and-stick dry erase stained glass transoms present a unique blend of creativity and relaxation, with themes thoughtfully curated for adults. They are both a sensory-rich activity and a decor piece.

The fact that they are reusable sets these transoms apart, making them a perfect match for activity programs. Each panel can be easily applied, removed, and repositioned, allowing for endless explorations of artistic expression. This versatility ensures that they remain a valuable and engaging tool for activity programs.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete Return Policy
  • Dimensions (per stained glass transom): 14 x 28 in | 35.5 x 71.1 cm
  • Included: 3 decals (leaves, flowers and ornamental design), 3 sets of 12 whiteboard markers.
  • Made in North America.
  • Compatible with most standard windows.
  • Designed to be reused.
  • Large enough to be a group activity
  • 2-in-1 activity and sensory experience.
  • Age-appropriate, sensory-rich activity for older adults.
  • Provides a sense of accomplishment that is accessible to all.

FAQs

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The dimensions of the stained-glass windows are 14 x 28 in | 35.5 x 71.1 cm.

Clean with non-abrasive chemicals to comply with disinfection protocols.

The amount of times the vinyl can be reused is unlimited.

They can easily be peeled off, leaving no mess or residue on your window.

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