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Climbing Wall The Side Of your House Idea

  • 29-10-2010 10:36am
    #1
    roboshatner
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    Was Thinking and said to myself what if you made a climbing wall at the side of your house.

    Great way to keep up fitness and also its free.
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  • #2
    NathanKingerlee
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    Great idea! Just buy the holds and bolt them on...


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    roboshatner wrote: »
    Was Thinking and said to myself what if you made a climbing wall at the side of your house.

    Might I ask...are you married? ;)

    My wife is a saint, in fairness, often dragged out to collect me somewhere in the depths of South Kerry after I've spent a day on the hills...but think she might draw the line at that!


  • #4
    SomeFool
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    I like this idea. Living in an apartment right now but if I ever own a home I'd definately do it!


  • #5
    Evil Phil
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    Here's mine. It's hanging on a 9mm climbing rope and a 20mm sailing rope and a dynema sling. The climbing rope is more than enough though. It's made from 3 8ft X 4ft plywood boards attached to a 2x4inch plank frame, all varnished for protection. I used 3/4 inch but 5/8 is plenty for indoors. There's about 200 t-nuts and about 90 holds on it at the moment. If you're looking for t-nuts, there's a guy in Tyrone who sells them on ebay. Lemme know if you need a link.

    bwall.jpg


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