$Jolly Back Kneel Friendly Maxi Mat hi\-res$

$Jolly Back Kneel Friendly Maxi Mat hi\-res$

Jolly Back Kneel Friendly Maxi Mat

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This unique, bean filled play and floor mats have been designed with knees in mind.

Comfortable Seating: Offers a soft and comfortable surface, ensuring a pleasant seating experience for both teachers and children during floor-based activities.
Easy Storage: Designed with a fabric centre, this mat can be moved and stored effortlessly, optimising classroom space.
Colour Options: Enhances classroom aesthetics with a choice of colours, allowing for personalisation and matching with existing decor.
Ergonomic Benefits: Supports ergonomic classroom environments by reducing discomfort and promoting postural health among teachers and children.
Supports Learning: By improving concentration and reducing discomfort, this mat indirectly supports enhanced learning outcomes.

This unique, bean filled play and floor mats have been designed with knees in mind.

Features cushioned edging for adult knee relief, while offering a spacious area for children's play and learning.

Fabric centre enabling mats to be moved and stored easily. Perfect to create a mini-contained soft construction area for creative and gross motor play when combined with our other posture cushions too. Cushion accessories not included.

Improving posture and health for teachers and children. Posture affects physical and mental wellbeing, as a result it directs affects learning. Correctly supporting children’s posture through an understanding of ergonomics and the use of well designed classroom furniture and spaces, improves concentration and productivity, reduces discomfort and importantly helps future proof children’s health. Postural health is equally important for education professionals as it lessens and prevents pain, improves morale and energy levels. Jolly back furniture has been proven to reduce absence from back pain, bring benefits to teachers, employers and students - Lorna Taylor (Physiotherapist and Founder Jolly Back).