Constructing
a climbing wall |
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Width : give it greater importance, for
it determines the largest number of participants possible
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Height : 3 m (10') minimum, with top-rope
belay systems on top of the wall
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Configuration : vertical and/or very easy
slab
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Number of protruding holds : 10 / sq.
m (1 / sq. ft)
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Location : in the sport hall or in a corridor
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Support : whether the available support
is a concrete wall, a breeze block wall, a steel frame, timber columns
or other, there is always a possibility to adapt a corresponding
climbing wall support. The option of self-standing climbing wall
supports is also a solution
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Crash area : crash mats or synthetic soft
floor (preferably poured, not tiles)
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Bullion : Pediatric
and Physiotherapy Center (France), Oberjoch : Santa Maria Clinic
(Germany), Angers : Medical and Educational Institute (France),
Saint Dizier : Special Hospital Center (France)
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- design assistance
- advisory consulting / quotation (free of charge, no commitment)
- help for writing the technical specifications (tender document,
etc…)
- engineering & technical information (loads on support wall and
floor, information about standards, etc…) |
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Pyramide 's recommendation |
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Use fold-away crash mats with built-in straps
to be able to conceal access to the wall outside normal climbing
hours (the mats are then folded vertically against the climbing
surface and strapped).
Plan slabs on movable structure units that will allow precise and
quick adaptation to the physical abilities of the patients
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Bullion
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Product info |
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