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We hope this page will aid you in building you own home climbing wall
This is a completely free site, all I ask is that you help support it by checking out our sponsors, and sending in your information, or photographs. If you are looking for climbing holds, training equipment, or energy foods check out our ONLINE CATALOG.

This site is intended ONLY as a free information source. This is not a guide on construction methods, merely suggested designs for artificial climbing walls. Not all construction will be the same; each situation requires different details and solutions. Have your plans checked out by a qualified professional.

There are no guarantees that the following suggestions will meet your specific needs. The use of this information indicates your assumption of all the risks involved (serious injury or death as a result of it's use). We assume no responsibility! For misuse of information gathered from this site. Only you can be responsible for your personal safety, use you good judgment as to your abilities. Use the information at your own risk!

WARNING!!
Incorrect construction may fail during use causing serious injury or death.

This section is continuously being updates, the latest section includes photo's of our latest wall expansion. We also include our procedure for building the wall. This will help you understand what is involved in making your own home gym. Click HERE for our construction details.

Prepare for some mess during construction

Price: $5.95
Publisher: Falcon-FalconGuide

Building Your Own Indoor Climbing Wall
Pages: 26
Author: Thomas, Ramsay A primer that provides strategy and design guidelines for building an imaginative climbing wall at home. Veteran builder of many indoor walls, Ramsay Thomas shows the details of construction common to all wood-frame indoor walls, including making your own molded movable holds.

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