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The Free Standing Ball Pool is a ball flotation therapy square designed for use with children with mobility, neurological, or balance disabilities. To create a free-standing pool, four outer walls are required. OPTIONS: Single ball pool step, set of four steps, ground sheet for ball pools and set of 1,000 balls. DIMENSIONS: The walls are available in a choice of 36 inches high x 12 inches wide or 27 inches high x 10 inches wide.

Notes: The purchase price listed is per linear inch; the purchaser determines wall length based on the size of the pool to be created.

Price: 6.50.

This product record was updated on September 22, 2010.

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TFH Special Needs Toys

4537 Gibsonia Road
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania 15044
United States
Telephone: 800-467-6222 or 724-444-6400.
Fax: 724-444-6411.
Web: http://www.tfhusa.com.
Email: info@tfhusa.com.


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