General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
new wall for Burnley?	12-May-2003 At 12:38:53 PM	Robin
Message
I think it will be a great climbing facility for all climbers. I don't think vandals are likely to smash up the plywood but it is likely they may add some artwork. If that is the worst thing to happen to the wall then I think we could live with that and occassionally lash out for a can of cover up paint. In regards to the removable holds I've been thinking about that one myself. Perhaps if the steeper panels had an access door that was locked then we could screw the bolts into the T-nuts then fix them from behind. A simple solution would be to drill a 3mm hole radially through the bolt then thread a short length of 2.5mm tie wire through the hole and bend it slightly. This would also allow the routes to be changed.

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