The only requirement the standards include regarding the t-nuts is about their breaking point (according to Annex E). We believe this is not enough. Our t-nut holds sturdily, and is also strongly fixed to the wall panel with two solid screws, preventing it from getting out of the panel even if the hold installation fails.

We make sure there are always enough t-nuts around the corners so that the wall makes no compromise with the routestting opportunities. Competitor producers connect the plywood panels via wooden pieces and putting T-nuts on the corner is not possible because of this. We have a solution to this and we can place t-nuts close to the edges and corners.

Rope climbing walls feature a vital piece of equipment - individual protection points for every lead climbing line. They are connected with the main support structure of the climbing wall. Keeping in mind the load cycles and wear that each point bears in a commercial climbing gym plus the constant vibrations to which a wall is exposed and sometimes even the lock-nut gets unscrewed resulting in a severe threat to the climber’s well-being, we have invented the U-bolt which is now part of our standard equipment:
✓ It keeps the quick link from wearing out
✓ It is equally strong on both vertical walls and roofs with break value of 35 kN
✓ It’s fixed to the metal construction with not just one but 4 nuts, 3 of which can loosen and the protection point will remain safe.

We go beyond the requirements of the international standards to ensure all protection points are precisely calculated by creating a complete 3D model with all climbing wall elements. Then we apply the normative loads on each one of the protection points successively and in the process, we find the most unfavorable protection point for each element and each connection between the elements. This way we can calculate the structural integrity of the wall having taken into account every corner of the wall.