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Indoor climbing wall, ladder and rings

By jrysavy

 ladder climbing wall + rings photo

I have two boys. And they have a TON of energy. These were a cheap purchase at Ikea, but boy do they come in handy. I hung them all in about a 4 foot area, so they don't take up much space at all. But every time the boys walk by them, they swing, climb, pull up, play games, and more. Once in a while, I have to step back and watch out for a swift kick, but having them burn some energy on a rainy or cold day (or whenever), sure helps. Hard to capture a good picture, but they're pretty basic.

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April 22, 2007
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jasimar

April 26, 2007
Ooh, some d-rings and tarps and this is also great for forts/tents.  I dig!
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jrysavy

April 23, 2007
seriously, it only takes like a 5' x 2' area.
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mi.jo

April 23, 2007
My boy would love this. Living in Seattle, most of the days are rainy.  But I can't imagine where I would fit them in the house.  :(
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jrysavy

April 23, 2007
My floor below this is stained concrete. They've never fallen. Of course, a matt could be placed below if you'd like. As for installation, pretty simple (if you buy this same stuff from ikea). There are two bolts holding both the ladder and rings (see the image) going right into the ceiling. In order to make sure the bolts hit wood and not just sheetrock, I put a 2x4 into the ceiling and hung the stuff from that. Took me all but 20 minutes to hang this stuff up, then paint to match the ceiling. The blue wall ladder is just 4 bolts, screwed directly into the wall.
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KATYMACNANA

April 23, 2007
My concern would be the surface under these energy burners, and then, does this site ever give some idea of how these projects are done?