Resin Art Workshop Accommodation Request Form

Create an Inclusive Resin Art Workshop Experience

Working with resin requires careful attention to safety, ventilation, and workspace setup—and when you're running workshops, it's essential to ensure every participant can create comfortably and safely, regardless of their accessibility needs. This Resin Art Workshop Accommodation Request Form helps you gather detailed information about participant requirements so you can make thoughtful modifications before workshop day.

Why Accommodation Requests Matter in Creative Workshops

Resin art involves working with chemicals, fine motor skills, precise timing, and often extended periods of standing or sitting. For participants with disabilities, chronic conditions, or sensory sensitivities, standard workshop setups can present barriers. By proactively collecting accommodation requests, you demonstrate your commitment to inclusive creative spaces while giving yourself time to source adaptive tools, adjust ventilation systems, or prepare alternative instruction formats.

Whether you're teaching resin jewellery making, coaster workshops, or larger resin pour techniques, this form helps you understand each participant's unique needs around chemical sensitivities, physical workspace requirements, communication preferences, and timing considerations.

What This Form Helps You Capture

This template is designed specifically for resin art instructors, makerspaces, and creative studios running hands-on workshops. It covers:

• Ventilation and chemical sensitivity needs: Essential for resin work, as fumes can affect participants differently. Collect information about respiratory conditions, chemical sensitivities, and preferred ventilation setups (outdoor workspace, enhanced extraction fans, mask requirements).

• Workspace modifications: From adjustable-height tables and ergonomic seating to accessible tool placement and lighting adjustments, understand what physical modifications will help participants work comfortably for extended periods.

• Instruction format preferences: Some participants may prefer visual demonstrations over verbal instructions, written step-by-step guides, one-on-one support, or additional time for each stage. Knowing this in advance helps you prepare alternative materials and adjust your teaching pace.

• Mobility and physical access: Information about wheelchair access, parking requirements, lift needs, and break frequency helps you plan the workshop space layout and schedule appropriately.

• Communication and cognitive support: Requests for sign language interpretation, materials in alternative formats (large print, digital copies), or assistive listening devices ensure everyone can follow along.

How Paperform Makes Accommodation Management Simple

Using Paperform for your accommodation request process means you can embed this form directly on your workshop booking page, send it as a follow-up after registration, or include it as part of your pre-workshop communication sequence. The form captures detailed, structured information that helps you plan effectively—no more scattered email threads or missed requests.

With conditional logic, you can show relevant follow-up questions based on specific needs. For example, if someone indicates a respiratory condition, you can automatically ask about their preferred ventilation setup and whether they'll bring their own respirator. If they request mobility accommodations, you can gather details about wheelchair access requirements and preferred table heights.

Stepper integration (stepper.io) can take your accommodation process even further. When someone submits a request, Stepper can automatically create a task in your project management tool to source specific equipment, send a confirmation email outlining the accommodations you'll provide, and add a note to the participant's record in your CRM. This ensures nothing falls through the cracks between booking and workshop day.

Building Trust Through Accessibility

For creative businesses, makerspaces, and workshop facilitators, demonstrating genuine commitment to accessibility builds trust with your community and expands your reach to participants who may have avoided workshops due to past negative experiences. By using a professional, thoughtful accommodation request form, you signal that you take inclusion seriously and have processes in place to support diverse needs.

This form also creates a clear audit trail for your records, showing that you've made reasonable efforts to accommodate participants—important for both customer service and compliance purposes in many regions.

Designed for Arts, Education and Creative Industries

This template is ideal for:

• Resin art instructors and studios running public or private workshops
• Makerspaces and community art centres hosting chemical-based craft sessions
• Creative businesses offering hands-on experiences with accessibility considerations
• Event coordinators managing accessible creative programming
• Education providers running adult learning and enrichment courses

Whether you're a solo instructor or managing a larger creative space, this form helps you deliver workshops that are genuinely welcoming and accessible to all participants, while giving you the practical information you need to make it happen.

Start using this template today and create resin art workshops where everyone can explore their creativity safely and comfortably.