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Old Climbing Wall Photos
Photos from the climbing wall at our former house.
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Details
- Formerly located in our two-car garage
- 1st - 4th sections built late-summer, early-fall of 2000; 5th section Septermber 2001
- About 30-35 hrs total to build
- 8' high, 19' long
- 8' wide vertical section, 4' wide 18 degree overhanging section,
4' wide 22-24.6 degree overhanging section,
30" wide 30 degree overhanging section
- 2x4 framing behind the vertical section
- 2x6 vertical supports ("stringers") for the overhanging sections
with 2x4 cross members for stiffness
- 8' 2x12 backing plate behind 8' 2x6 kicker plate to rest the stringers on
(overhanging sections only)
- 5 4'x8' panels of 3/4" CDX plywood
- 300 3" coarse thread drywall screws
- 300 2.5" coarse thread drywall screws
- 115-160 T-nuts/holes per panel
- About 445 holds currently on the wall
- One homemade crash pad filled with old carpet padding (8'x5')
- Estimated cost: $1847. Breakdown:
- 460 climbing holds, $1020
- 6 sheets of 3/4" CDX plywood, $106
- 2x6 and 2x4 lumber, $150
- 650 drywall screws, $22
- 700 T-nuts $112
- Circular saw, $50
- Shop vac, $45
- Level, $8
- 7/16" drill bit, $5
- Cordless Big Boy Crash Pad, $300
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