Hexagon Sensory Light

Bring a world of light and wonder to your child’s playtime with our Hexagon Sensory Light. Designed to inspire curiosity and creativity, this unique light features a vibrant hexagon shape that’s perfect for little hands to explore.

The important bits:

• Rechargeable using the included 50cm USB-C cable
• Lasts for 12 hours on white at full brightness and more on other colours with lower brightness
• Charges in a couple of hours
• Roughly 15cm x 16cm x 5cm
• Remote control to change to one of 12 colours plus white, adjust the brightness, set the light to fade or flash through all colours, set a 30 or 60 minute auto-off timer

Perfect for bedrooms, playrooms, or sensory corners, this hexagon light is more than just a toy—it’s a gateway to creativity and discovery. Ideal for children aged 3+, it makes a great gift for birthdays or special occasions.

Transform your child’s environment with light, colour, and endless possibilities!

The main body of this star sensory light is PLA, or polylactic acid. This is a material made from natural sources like corn starch or sugarcane, making it better for the environment than traditional plastics made from fossil fuels. One of its biggest advantages is that it is biodegradable. This means it can break down naturally over time, reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or pollutes our oceans.

Unlike regular plastics, which can take hundreds of years to decompose, PLA can return to the earth in months under the right conditions, such as in industrial composting facilities. It can also be incinerated to provide energy. This leaves no harmful residues and doesn’t release harmful chemicals into the atmosphere.

Another benefit of PLA is that it produces fewer greenhouse gases during its production compared to traditional plastics. This helps to reduce the impact of climate change. Since it is made from renewable resources, PLA also doesn’t deplete finite resources like oil. Using materials like PLA encourages sustainable farming and reduces our reliance on harmful chemicals and processes. While it’s not a perfect solution, PLA is a big step forward in creating a greener future.