Composite Indoor/Outdoor Climbing Wall

Adding the Composite Climbing Wall to a multisensory room, school playground, physical and occupational therapy clinical environment, or home environment provides a fun, safe, and challenging activity that exercises the body and helps integrate the senses. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments, the climbing wall can be used as part of a sensory diet program for children with neurological or developmental disabilities, those recovering from injuries or neurological diseases, and those with sensory processing disorders, including ADHD, Autism, and Asperger's Syndrome.

Physical Benefits of a Climbing Wall
When children climb on Southpaw's Composite Climbing Wall, they exercises both the upper and lower body and build muscles. The climbing wall gets the heart pumping, providing cardio exercise similar to running or climbing stairs.

Cognitive Benefits of a Climbing Wall
Children using the Composite Climbing Wall have to use problem-solving skills in order to figure out which route to take. Because the climbing wall includes 20 handholds and 60 different positions, the configuration can be changed to provide a challenge. Climbing up and down the Composite Climbing Wall practices body awareness, with children having to shift their weight and place their hands and feet in strategic locations.

Composite Indoor/Outdoor Climbing Wall Includes:
½ 3 - 28 1/2" x 48" Composite Panels
½ 4 - Upright Side Assemblies
½ 1 - Top Slat
½ 3 - 2 x 4's
½ 34 - Joint Connectors
½ 1 - Allen Wrench
½ 6 - Wall Anchors
½ 20 - Hand-Holds with Attachment Bolts
½ 1 - Instruction Sheet
½ 1- Maintenance Checklist