Climbing Bars - Set of 2
Climbing Bars - Set of 2
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Why We Love It
Climbing Bars provide a fun strength-building activity for kids to do indoors! Install these colorful bars on the walls or ceilings and let kids climb, hang or swing from the bars and build core and upper body strength. A great heavy work activity as kids lift their body weight as they climb. Use the bars to target motor planning skills and help kids work on balance and coordination.
- Improves body strength, balance and coordination
- Hardware included (for wooden beams) for easy installation
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+ (wall-mounted)
- Age 5+ (ceiling-mounted)
Ideas for Use
- Climb to the top of wall and then leap into a ball pit beneath you!
- Have a friend set a timer and see how quickly you can reach the end of the climb! Add a buzzer to the end of the climb for added theatrics
- Swing across the bars on your ceiling and see how long you can hang before jumping into a foam pit (sold separately) beneath you.
Details
- Includes two bars and installation hardware for wooden beams or studs
- Handle: 17.3"L x 3.4"H
Screws: 5/16" x 2 1/2" - 2.2 lbs. each
- Holds up to 250 lbs. with proper installation
- Made of carbon steel with power paint coating and zinc-plated steel screws
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Blue, yellow, pink or orange
Getting Started
Professional installation required. Read instructions carefully before installation. The installer should ensure that the wall and hardware are strong enough to support the weight of the product and the weight of the users.
To ensure safety use Floor Mats in climbing area
Note: Our Climbing Bars include hardware for mounting to wooden beams or studs. To install on concrete or cinder block walls, you’ll need to purchase appropriate hardware separately
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Warranty Information
This product comes with a 1-year warranty
Safety Information
The activity of climbing can lead to significant personal injury or death. Indoor wall climbing is an inherently dangerous activity and falls are possible. Professional installation is required. A safety area of at least 6 feet must extend around the climbing wall. This safety area needs to be free of obstacles, sharp edges, and sharp objects and not overlap with the safety area of other equipment. Floor mats of adequate thickness should be used to protect users from falls.
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