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Home walls | Single Panel | Tilt-a-Crack | Details

Free-standing home climbing walls

If you've got a little space, you can squeeze a climbing wall into your home even if you're a renter. You can spend as little as $40-$150 on lumber and hardware depending on how big your wall gets. Holds are extra.

My wall, shown here, fits in my garage (I park outside). It is a little over 8' high and uses about 10'x7' of floor space. It is tiltable and also has an adjustable crack that goes from tips to chimney size.

--Karl

WARNING: Climbing is inherently dangerous and may result in death or serious injury. Using or building this wall can result in serious injury or even death.