Circuit Maze

Circuit Maze

Marble Maze

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£22.99inc VAT
£19.16 with VAT relief (for people with dementia / disabilities)
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We recommend this product for people that are at the Early-Mid stages of their journey. If you're not sure if this is the right product for you, take our short quiz to find your stage.

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Size & Details

Product dimensions: H21cm W29.5cm x D2cm
Packaging dimensions: H21.5cm W30cm x D2.5cm
Material: wood and Perspex
Lightweight wooden frame
Perspex screen top
Marble: x1
Safety screws

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Delivery

All products dispatched from the UK

Standard Delivery via EVRI: 3-5 working days - £3.99 or free on orders over £40.

Standard Delivery via Royal Mail: 3-5 working days - £3.99.

Express Delivery via EVRI: 1-2 working days - £4.99.

Express Delivery via DPD: 1-2 working days - £6.99.

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Warranty & Return Policy

If you have changed your mind about your Relish purchase within the first 30 days of receiving the item, it can be returned for a full refund. Our electronic products also come with a 2 year warranty.

Email info@relish-life.com with your order number and we will assist you with the return.

You can find more information on our returns policy here.

Satisfaction Guarantee

Return within 30 days for a full refund

Free Delivery

Over £40

Fast Delivery

1-2 working days

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Circuit Maze

£22.99inc VAT

Circuit Maze

Simultaneously calming and entertaining, the Circuit Marble Maze is a game designed for people with dementia that challenges dexterity and coordination.
 

Stimulating

The mission? Guide the marble around the track by tilting the maze with both hands. Twist. Turn. Back-up. Repeat! Players are bound to feel a sense of excitement and pride when they reach the end of the course. Go as slowly or as quickly as you like. Remember sometimes it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey.

Drives independence

By manoeuvring the maze at their own pace, users experience a sense of accomplishment and build confidence with each successful marble run.

Calming

The simple movement of guiding the marble through the maze can have a calming effect. This can help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation for those living with dementia.

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Portable

The maze's compact size makes it ideal for use at home, in care facilities, or even on the go. The easy-to-clean surface ensures a hygienic and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Perfect gift

Give the perfect gift and don’t worry – there is no mention of memory loss, ageing or dementia on the packaging.

Stay Independent

Marble mazes offer a self-directed activity that allows users to solve puzzles and guide the marble at their own pace, fostering a sense of independence.

Find Calm

The rhythmic movement of the marble and the focus required to navigate the maze can create a calming and meditative experience for those living with dementia.

Celebrate Achievement

All our products are built around our 8 pillars of wellbeing. With the Circuit Maze, users experience a sense of accomplishment and build confidence with each successful marble run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the marble come out of the maze?

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No the maze has been designed with a clear perspex screen which is fixed in place to prevent the marble from falling out and the maze can be enjoyed.

What other designs of maze are there in the range?

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We have 2 Marble Mazes. These are the Track Maze which is suited to those in the mid to late stage of their journey. The Circuit Maze is more complex and suited to those in the mid stages of their journey.

Is the aim of the mazes to get from start to finish?

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With the mazes, it is more the action of moving the ball around the maze to challenge dexterity and coordination. It is the journey not the destination that counts here. So there is no right or wrong way to use this. Moving through the maze from a start and finish point can add an additional challenge if this suits the person.

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