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Question:
How should I hang my manila climbing rope?
Answer:
Indoor climbing ropes must be hung from structurally safe
framework which will exceed any load placed on the rope.
Most beam and ceiling framework in institutional buildings will
meet this criteria, however, always confirm this with your
building plans and/or building engineer. If there is any question as to
the structural integrity of your attachment point, please
consult a contractor.
You will want to raise your
ropes up out of reach or path of other students or activities whenever
ropes are not in use, so select an area accordingly. Also, locate climbing
ropes no further that the rope length away from the wall. This allows a
pulley installed high on the wall to pull rope up and over, thus out of
the way.
We offer three different hardware attachment options: I-Beam Clamp, Wood Beam Clamp and Pipe Clamp, all of
which can be found by clicking here:
Climbing Rope Attachment Hardware.
Do not locate ropes too close to wall where objects on wall could
interfere or injure a climber by impairing proper spotting and supervision.
You will need mats under and around climbing area and a thick landing mat directly under
climbing rope for safety purposes. At no time should manila Climbing ropes be
used outdoors.
All Poly-Plus outdoor ropes come with a chain sling attachment to facilitate installation.
To hang outdoor climbing ropes please follow similar a protocol, making sure your
attachment point can support and exceed any load placed on the rope. Again,
please consult a contractor to find the best options and considerations.
