Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
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Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall

Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall

Toddler Horizontal Climbing Wall
Regular price $1,367.49
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Why We Love It

This traverse climbing wall is designed especially for younger kids. The easy-to-grasp handholds are shaped as 10 cool critters (dragonfly, hippo, turtle and others) to make climbing kid-friendly and fun. Climbing side-to-side keeps kids low to the ground and encourages problem solving, gross motor skill development and heavy work. Perfect for preschoolers and early learners with coordination and developmental challenges - and for kids who just like to climb like monkeys!

  • Provides proprioceptive input to help improve sensory integration
  • Encourages critical thinking, heavy work and gross motor skills
  • Ages 3-5

Details

6'10" X 4' Climbing Wall

  • Includes one panel, 20 climbing holds and 66 T-nuts
  • 6'10"H X 4'L. Holds 1 person, up to 350 lbs.
  • Option to purchase with 1 safety mat

6'10" X 12' Climbing Wall

  • Includes 3 panels, 60 climbing holds and 198 T-nuts
  • 6’10”H X 12’L. Holds 1-3 people, up to 350 lbs. per panel
  • Option to purchase with 3 safety mats

6'10" X 20' Climbing Wall

  • Includes 5 panels, 100 climbing holds and 330 T-nuts
  • 6’10”H x 20’L. Each panel weighs 140 lbs. Holds 1-5 people, up to 350 lbs. per panel
  • Option to purchase with 5 safety mats
  • All sizes include an Activity Guide with games nad activities that can be played on the wall
  • Mats: 2” thick. 4' x 6'. Made of polyethylene foam enclosed in an 18-oz. polyester reinforced vinyl cover. Available in red or blue.

Getting Started

  • One year warranty.

  • For installation on cinderblock or concrete walls only. The wall has a Red-Relief Line®, a safety feature that reminds climbers to stay low to the ground and helps adults keep a closer eye on all climbers.

  • 8'H wall (for older children) is available upon request.


Shipping and Returns

Please note:
This item will be shipped separately from the rest of your order. Estimated date provided upon request. For returns, a 20% restocking fee is applied. This item has a 30-day return policy.

Your item(s) may ship by truck.
In the event that your order is shipped by truck, your location's capacity for accepting and unloading shipments will determine the type of truck delivery you will use.

Standard delivery is used when a facility has a loading dock or forklift on site.
Lift gate delivery is used when a facility does not have a forklift or accessible loading dock but does have personnel that can handle and transport the contents of the shipment.
Inside delivery is used when a facility does not have the capacity to unload and transport large and heavy shipments. The shipment will be brought to the threshold of your facility. It will not be brought to a specified room or transported up or down a stairwell.


Safety Information

Use only with adult supervision. Professional installation is required. A safety area of at least 7 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. Rock or wall climbing indoors and outdoors is an inherently dangerous sport. The activity of climbing can lead to significant personal injury, disfigurement or death. Even though one may be climbing indoors on an artificial wall, risks still exist and caution must be exercised. Fun and Function is not liable for injuries resulting from these inherent risks of climbing.


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