The climbing holds are mounted with 8 x 80mm screws with nylon plugs on the wall on which the climbing holds are to be mounted. Our climbing hold products are supplemented with recommendations for bol...
The climbing holds are fitted with M10 bolts. These are screwed into concrete anchors on the wall on which the climbing holds are to be mounted.The length of the M10 bolts may vary. See our different ...
The climbing holds are fitted with M10 bolts that are screwed into the T-nuts on the wooden board on which the climbing holds are to be mounted. The T-nuts are turned in from the back of the plate. If...
Bolts for our climbing holds must be purchased separately. The reason, for not including bolts with the climbing holds, is that the length of the bolt needed depends on the wall opon which the climbin...
We do not recommend putting up climbing holds directly on drywall! The climbing holds carry the weight of the children and adults who climb on them, and there is a high risk that the climbing holds w...
The distance between the climbing holds can vary depending on who is going to use the wall. We recommend setting 8-10 climbing holds per square metre for children from 3-10 years, and 6-8 climbing hol...
Gas concrete, leca concrete, ytong and air bricks are very porous materials, and we advise against mounting climbing holds directly on these wall types. Instead, we recommend putting the climbing hol...
It is possible to mount climbing holds on wood directly from the front, if you do not have the opportunity to get to the back of the wall and put in T-nuts. For this purpose, use a frame fixing screw....
All of our climbing holds are of the same good quality and can easily hold both children and adults. The same applies to the climbing boards used for climbing walls....