Climbing Walls

Our climbing walls is an artificially built divider with holds for hands and feet. Some are block or wooden developments, however on most present-day dividers, the material frequently utilized is a thick multiplex board with gaps bored into it. Each gap contains an uncommonly shaped t-nut to permit measured climbing holds to be screwed onto the divider. With produced steel or aluminum dividers, a built modern clasp is utilized to anchor climbing holds. The substance of the multiplex board climbing surface is secured with finished items including cement and paint or polyurethane stacked with sand. Notwithstanding the finished surface and hand holds, the divider may contain surface structures, for example, indentions and projections, or appear as a shade, under hang or split.