Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
Wee Kidz Traverse Climbing Wall
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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 and 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
- 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. Please allow 3-6 weeks for delivery. Estimated date provided upon request. For returns, a 20% restocking fee is applied.
One year warranty.
Safety Information
WARNING:
The activity of climbing can lead to significant personal injury or death. Indoor wall climbing is an inherently dangerous activity and falls are possible.
EVEN WITH USE OF MAT, SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IS POSSIBLE. This mat is only to be used for children for light tumbling activities, under climbing walls maximum height of 5 feet, and general physical education. Under no circumstances is it to be used for gymnastic training, dismount, or as a landing mat. Any activity involving motion, rotation, or height creates the inherent possibility of serious accidental injury, resulting in permanent paralysis, or even death, from the landing or falling on the neck, head, or other parts of the body. Padded mats cannot and do not eliminate this inherent hazard entirely. This mat is intended for use only by properly trained and qualified participants under appropriate supervision. Use without proper supervision could be dangerous, resulting in paralysis or death and should not be undertaken or permitted. Before using, know your limitations, the limitations of any children involved in activity, and the limitations of this mat. Always consult your instructor/supervisor prior to using this mat. Do not engage in activities where you can land on head, neck, or back as catastrophic injury, including paralysis or death may result. DO NOT use a mat with tears, evidence of flattening, other wear and tear, or with obvious damage or defects.
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