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My partner loves climbing but his job has anti social hours, I’d like to get him some grips for the side of our house. Would these be suitable?
Have the sinks for 3/8, not M10. Length of 3/8 bolt to buy would be helpful too. Thanks!
I am a new climber! Is there a lot of versatility in these holds? Will they be ok for a beginner? Are there jugs in the set as well?
Could you also please send a link with the screws I would need for them. Thank you!
They can be fixed to a brick wall but I wouldn't recommend it.
You'll have to glue the bolts in with an epoxy resin and once this is in the only way you'll get them off is with an angle grinder, and the bolts will be in there for good. You'll also end up with a wall like a swiss cheese from drilling many 10mm holes in it.
Sorry, I appreciate it might not be the answer you wanted to hear!
What size roughly are holds, size S, I’m assuming that’s means Small, therefore are they good for adults
I want to put these in my sons bedroom - how do I attach them to the wall?
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Hi Kimberly,
MDF is not strong enough to withstand the stress of climbing, especially when it comes to the force exerted on holds.
MDF can also splinter easily, making it uncomfortable and potentially dangerous for climbers.
It's best to attach the climbing hold to a plywood wall with the appropriate fixings.