Holds can be attached to existing concrete walls, bricks, and even stud walls, good for indoor or outdoor walls, and looks great attached to the side of any building. This method offers great value wall that will get you started.
The most cost effective way is to order a kit from us.
We have a wide assortment of climbing holds attach to hardware set into holes drilled into your walls.
This method is great if you have walls of solid concrete, (say pre cast slabs) or walls of concrete blocks. It can work on normal house bricks too!.

We are able to install the holds and routes.
We usually use 5 holds and 10 anchors per m2 of wall space, for reasonable coverage, this also gives you some flexibility to change the routes around.

Contact us and we will provide a price per m2. This includes all materials and labor necessary for installation.

Plywood Walls are a great value option and probably the most versatile, and common way to build a wall.
Almost all walls are made of 17mm thick plywood, and might be painted with protective paint, or some kind of friction paint.
T nuts are fixed to the back of the plywood to receive the hold bolts, heres where plywood walls really come into their own, you can afford put lots of T nuts on a ply board, 100-200 isn’t uncommon for a training wall.
The more T nuts the better, as you can change the routes around. Just remember not to put them in the places where the ply board will connect to the frame.
Selecting holds is by far the most important aspect of all walls, its great to have a good variety of types, sizes and colours of holds. Prices are largely determined on how big the holds are.

The Monkey Hardware holds system is suited to a wide range of users, it is excellent for providing an adventurous activity which is; temporary, quick to set up, cost effective, unique , visually impressive, minimal impact.

The most cost effective way to buy monkey hardware is in a set.
Your set will contain:

• Monkeys (the Patented plastic plates which join the hold and the tension strap)
• The tension straps.
• The coloured climbing holds, all the nuts and bolts you will need.
• Allen key and stuff sack.

The sets have been designed for different users, ranging from small sets which are for creating a low level challenge on a couple of trees, (perfect for day care centres, play groups, or just to try in your back yard), to very large sets which will enable you to set 4 or 5 climbs to 9 meters (perfect for starting a climbing park, a station in an adventure race, a scout jamboree)

Be safe in the trees:
In Australia, it is considered good practice for any tree which is in a public place (or used by the public) to be surveyed by a competent person. Usually this is managed by your local council.

If you are planning to set up the monkeys on trees which are on private land, then you may need to arrange this survey yourself. (this is only really required for belayed routes). You can learn more about his process on a Level 2 training course. Or contact Adventure Developments / your local Arborist for advice.

Training:
Adventure Developments has developed a training program to ensure that operators have the necessary skills to ensure the safety their clients.
The course is split into 2 levels and has drawn on the Australian SIS10 training modules for outdoor recreation.

The training is presented in a workshop style, participants will be assessed for competency by the instructor and presented with a certificate of completion.

Level 1 Operator Is usually a 2 day program. (Fitting harnesses, Teaching belaying, rescuing, group management, using and caring for the Monkeys, relevant standard procedures and legislation)
Level 2 Route setter Is usually a 1 day program. (Select the trees to use, set the anchors and set holds)

Level one Operator may be done in 1 day if participants are experienced & qualified in the operation of top rope climbing.