Custom Suspension Frames

At SensoryU we offer the ability to customise your suspension frame to suit your unique space. No two rooms are the same – some require compact or low-profile designs, while others need larger setups to optimise functionality.

We work closely with engineers and draughtsmen to develop frame designs that meet your spatial requirements, therapeutic goals, and usage needs. All frames are fabricated by local metal fabricating specialists, using high-precision processes to ensure strength and durability. We also collaborate with structural engineers to certify every frame for safety compliance, so you can be confident in its performance.

If you’re planning a new sensory space or upgrading an existing one, contact us to discuss a custom suspension frame solution. We’ll guide you through the process – from initial concept and design coordination to fabrication and safe installation – delivering a setup that’s professionally certified, purpose-built, and ready to support your work.

Please note that designing and installing a custom suspension frame is a collaborative process that may take additional time, as it involves regulatory requirements such as engineering certification and adherence to safety standards. While this process can take longer than purchasing a standard frame, it ensures a fully tailored solution that prioritises safety, compliance, and functionality. The end result is a frame designed to perfectly fit your space and therapeutic needs.

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Custom Frame Process & Timeline

Designing and installing a custom suspension frame involves multiple steps to ensure your solution is safe, compliant, and purpose-built for your space. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect, along with the typical timeframes for each stage:

1. Initial Consultation

We begin with a discussion about your space, goals, and equipment needs. This helps us understand the size, layout, and features your frame will require.

Expected timeframe: 1 week

2. Design & Engineering

We work closely with experienced draughtsmen and structural engineers to develop a frame design that meets your specifications. During this phase, precise measurements and structural details are confirmed, and safety requirements are reviewed in detail.

Expected timeframe: At least 2 weeks, depending on complexity and availability.

3. Engineering Certification

Once the design is finalised, it undergoes formal engineering certification to ensure it complies with all relevant safety and load-bearing standards. This step is essential for both insurance and professional use.

Expected timeframe: At least 2 weeks, depending on complexity and availability.

4. Fabrication

The certified design is passed to our trusted local metal fabrication partners, who use modern, precision-based manufacturing processes to build the frame.

Expected timeframe: 4 to 6 weeks, depending on workload and build complexity.

5. Delivery & Installation

Once fabrication is complete, your frame will be delivered along with installation instructions. If installation is required, we may be able to assist depending on your location.

Expected timeframe: 1 week, depending on delivery location within Australia.

Estimated Total Timeline: Approximately 10 to 12 weeks, depending on project complexity, certification turnaround, and supplier availability.

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