i think it was about 8 by 8 and 9 ft. high. (at least where the wall is...it was a 2 car garage) I can't remember exactly since it was a few years back and I don't live in that house anymore...
Would this happen to be based off of the Metolius guide for home walls? Just got that PDF myself. And great song, too. My friend just learned it and here it is again!
Very cool wall. I was thinking of building very similar to this one. Do you use screw on holds or bolts? And do you need to be behind the wall too change the holds if they are bolt holds?
Hey, could you please post a new video of someone climbing some of the routes you've put up. I would like to build this wall, but I feel it could be very limiting.
Hey, could you please post a new video of someone climbing some of the routes you've put up. I would like to build this wall, but I feel it could be very limiting.
1: for the the plywood support, how do you mount it to the wall? do you simply drill it? is there any fittings in the walls before you drill the supports to the wall??
2: I did tried a test before, but caused a crack while drilling a crimp hold to the outer plywood. Is it bcos of the plywood thickness? or the type of scews/fittings/boltings?
Hope you can answer as I looked around and I've been getting different opinions. Thanks
dude, couldn't be any more jealous lol very good job, hope to get to work on 1 myself soon. not gonna be anywhere near the same standard as that though haha
@Mercuriocm1 and that's USD right? ah yea, is there anyway to NOT use wood, i mean like the whole structure thingy? Say, bolting the tiles to the concrete wall.
it's called drifting by Andy Mc.... hmmm can't remember his last but just look up drifting acoustic in the search bar on here and you should see a bald guy with a beard in a dim room with an acoustic guitar... Hit that and you got it. I actually first heard this song on here. Hope this helps
When you used the Joist Hangers for the bottom of your first angled wall, was the kick board able to line up flush with the angled wall? In other words, is the bottom of the angled wall 3-1/2" from the drywall? So the 2" X 4" was able to be attached flush with the corner of the angled wall? Or is there a lip b/t where the angle wall and the kick board meet. I hope I'm making myself clear enough...
Ok, anyone who doesn't understand the point of a 10ft high climbing wall is CLEARLY not a climber. Nice job man. I'd love to do a project like this in my garage as soon as I get some cash. Love the Justin King background music too.
my frend was build a similar wall, but he use metal pipe for frame structure and on that put a wood, I think it's a lot easier to construct and probably less cost. But this is well done wall, great work, cheers
With the holds, did you simply drill them on, or did you use some sort of glue to stop them from turning? I think this would be a great way to keep fit, and i am thinking of making my own wall. I already have like 13holds drilled to my wall, any help would be welcome, thanks...
I'm guessing you're talking about the short 2ft kick board on the left? Believe it or not, that bottom 2x4 is just sitting there on the concrete. We toe nailed the vertical pieces into the wall studs and then toe nailed the bottoms of them into that bottom 2x4. If you're talking about the front wall, we just used joist hangers that basically sat on the ground.
i think it was about 8 by 8 and 9 ft. high. (at least where the wall is...it was a 2 car garage) I can't remember exactly since it was a few years back and I don't live in that house anymore...
Mercuriocm1 1 month ago
What are your garage dimensions? Nice work by the way!
jhpicado 1 month ago
john butler
hackingtime88 3 months ago
i really like the song!
xxridesundayxx 4 months ago
@thisishaply
Thicker non perforated plywood. No pressed board. Expensive but it will last longer and have better weight capabilities.
NobodyBeatsTheSniz 8 months ago
awesome!
Gontzzo 9 months ago
About a month working a few nights a week
Mercuriocm1 9 months ago
how long did it take
Whatabeast1024 9 months ago
well . . . it is a child-rock-climbing-homade-wall. For a tall adult turns chalengeless in a short run
melodicspeed 11 months ago
It was fantastic, i trying to make one at my home too. So cool!!!!
TheRoza27 11 months ago
Would this happen to be based off of the Metolius guide for home walls? Just got that PDF myself. And great song, too. My friend just learned it and here it is again!
MattLikesMusic27 1 year ago
awesome, can't wait to get my own house and get this done
LucaBoulders 1 year ago 4
Very cool wall. I was thinking of building very similar to this one. Do you use screw on holds or bolts? And do you need to be behind the wall too change the holds if they are bolt holds?
razbuten 1 year ago
@razbuten my wall is a bolt wall, and you dont need to go behind it to put holds on/change holds.
clarkey1009484 1 year ago
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Hey, could you please post a new video of someone climbing some of the routes you've put up. I would like to build this wall, but I feel it could be very limiting.
wilsononthedrums 1 year ago
Hey, could you please post a new video of someone climbing some of the routes you've put up. I would like to build this wall, but I feel it could be very limiting.
wilsononthedrums 1 year ago
hi, I got 2 questions to ask.
1: for the the plywood support, how do you mount it to the wall? do you simply drill it? is there any fittings in the walls before you drill the supports to the wall??
2: I did tried a test before, but caused a crack while drilling a crimp hold to the outer plywood. Is it bcos of the plywood thickness? or the type of scews/fittings/boltings?
Hope you can answer as I looked around and I've been getting different opinions. Thanks
ThisIsHafiy 1 year ago
hi, if you don't mind me asking, how tall are your ceiling?
OnceWasABear 1 year ago
Super b work. I'll be stoppin by tomorrow to pull!! Good music!
gaiariver 1 year ago
I got plywood nailed/screwed it to a wall put holds got a pully and rope a carabener and I can climb!
NintendoMastery 1 year ago
Nice job. Just wondering at what angle did you set the over-hang wall at. Thanks.
franchyspb 1 year ago
nice wall! very well done!
TheSkoove 1 year ago
im making a giant bolder in my yard and a hole inside like a cave
zsxwrsd 1 year ago
how much do rocks cost
sk8rboibreak 1 year ago
It was very aufull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NikoSvideosNikoS 1 year ago
pode crer mt massa ah parede !!!
abraços bom trabalho . . .
narguele 1 year ago
Sounds almost identical to Andy Mckee's "Drifting", but with a few variations.
Good stuff with the wall there. I wish I could do that.
Lunartrek 1 year ago
dude, couldn't be any more jealous lol very good job, hope to get to work on 1 myself soon. not gonna be anywhere near the same standard as that though haha
ParkourKizzer 2 years ago
nice.
how thick was your plywood?
dragade101 2 years ago
Nicely done dude! And, mattress crash pad ftw!
steveo72990 2 years ago
Can I ask is the wall brick or is it a partition wall? and which would you recomend?
Velcan 2 years ago
justin king is the man...
epicguitar57 2 years ago
cool
im 16 and trying to figure out how to make one at my house...but i dont know how much it would cost...can anyone help
almostadu 2 years ago
it was about $500 including all the holds
Mercuriocm1 2 years ago 2
ya im screwed
almostadu 2 years ago
thank you tho
almostadu 2 years ago
@Mercuriocm1 where did u buy the holds from?
rome6499 1 year ago
@rome6499 soillholdsdotcom
MrK0nx 1 year ago
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where did u buy the holds from?
rome6499 1 year ago
@Mercuriocm1 and that's USD right? ah yea, is there anyway to NOT use wood, i mean like the whole structure thingy? Say, bolting the tiles to the concrete wall.
quaiboi 1 year ago
@almostadu lol me too
maxygloob 1 year ago
what is this song?
infinityshot 2 years ago
I wish i knew. i saw this guy live a couple years back and he is sickk
gmpompa0 2 years ago
it's called drifting by Andy Mc.... hmmm can't remember his last but just look up drifting acoustic in the search bar on here and you should see a bald guy with a beard in a dim room with an acoustic guitar... Hit that and you got it. I actually first heard this song on here. Hope this helps
thesubaru123 2 years ago
@infinityshot i think its by andy mckee
mcnutty93 2 years ago
not andy mckee...its Justin King
Mercuriocm1 2 years ago
the song is "knock on wood" by justin king
AllenBSU 2 years ago
@Mercuriocm1 justin king and i think the song is called knock on wood
crazybassplayerdude 1 year ago
it says the song at the end!!!
cianmce 2 years ago
@infinityshot FUCK YOU....ANOTHER FAGGOT ASKING ABOUT THE SONG.
just focus on the camera work and the point of the video.
fucking douchbag.
knuckleupjonez 1 year ago
@knuckleupjonez
lol u made me laugh.
Go improve your EQ, man.
Guess you don't have any idea why am I not angry with you...I hope you are not older than me.
infinityshot 1 year ago
@infinityshot
i think this is knock on wood. its a great song tho.
crazybassplayerdude 1 year ago
When you used the Joist Hangers for the bottom of your first angled wall, was the kick board able to line up flush with the angled wall? In other words, is the bottom of the angled wall 3-1/2" from the drywall? So the 2" X 4" was able to be attached flush with the corner of the angled wall? Or is there a lip b/t where the angle wall and the kick board meet. I hope I'm making myself clear enough...
ryan810cows2 2 years ago
that looks so fun great for traing eh'! good job man!
pkpopie1 2 years ago
Ok, anyone who doesn't understand the point of a 10ft high climbing wall is CLEARLY not a climber. Nice job man. I'd love to do a project like this in my garage as soon as I get some cash. Love the Justin King background music too.
beaumontrock 2 years ago
whats the point of a 10 ft. high climbing wall?
therealOG328 2 years ago
aa i dunno maybe to climb it?! Have fun?! ya dumass
vill775 2 years ago
its 10 ft. its like as tall as my ladder which is 10 ft. ya jackass
therealOG328 2 years ago
you should just not.
huyiy 2 years ago
Bouldering?
gmpompa0 2 years ago
this is awsome. =D
imgonnadj 2 years ago
my frend was build a similar wall, but he use metal pipe for frame structure and on that put a wood, I think it's a lot easier to construct and probably less cost. But this is well done wall, great work, cheers
elendiill 2 years ago
Yeah, I second the Metolius wall comment.
That said, I remember when I built my wall, i wanted to copy that guide! Good job man, looks awesome. You should add a roof section sometime!
JohnSmith6991 2 years ago
Looks like you found the Metolus climbing wall guide :P
Roflwahflez 2 years ago
Thats cool.. Where do you get holds from cuz my dad and i are making a big wall w/ maybe an autobelay
MainiacMan14 2 years ago
wow man that turned out to be really nice!!! congrats i hope u like it.
killerk4u1 2 years ago
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makajake92 2 years ago
Is this Eric Mongrain?
asethapart 3 years ago
oh great
diegguhr1 3 years ago
arrgghh,i want 1!
lol:):):)
subtitle666 3 years ago
With the holds, did you simply drill them on, or did you use some sort of glue to stop them from turning? I think this would be a great way to keep fit, and i am thinking of making my own wall. I already have like 13holds drilled to my wall, any help would be welcome, thanks...
btw, well done, great job. :)
WhinWhinnProductions 3 years ago
just get T-nuts....they let you tighten the holds on without letting them turn........no glue needed......
703224796 3 years ago
wow thats so nice i want to mak eone too like how much did you spent with holds and everything??
gerardo231 3 years ago
a little over $500 i think
Mercuriocm1 3 years ago
without holds right?
huyiy 3 years ago
how many hours did it take you/ others
and i thought it was a gr8 vid btw
dangrout 3 years ago
I have no idea...we worked on it a few days a week for about a month.
Mercuriocm1 3 years ago
thats actually not that bad
SuperMoo332 2 years ago
good one im planning to make an outdoor wall
confires 3 years ago
hey did you attach the bottoms of those 2 x 4 studs (on the vertical wall) directly into the concrete floor or was there a base plate?
spikelee199 3 years ago
I'm guessing you're talking about the short 2ft kick board on the left? Believe it or not, that bottom 2x4 is just sitting there on the concrete. We toe nailed the vertical pieces into the wall studs and then toe nailed the bottoms of them into that bottom 2x4. If you're talking about the front wall, we just used joist hangers that basically sat on the ground.
Mercuriocm1 3 years ago
word nice video. i'm about to convert my garage as well.
spikelee199 3 years ago
hey man,
really good video
im in the middle of designing my own climbing wall
any tips?
and what kind of holds did you use?
thanks
iamastomata 3 years ago