General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
training wall- please help	1-Feb-2005 At 7:39:06 AM	QPaltrow
Message
i cant get out to climb much where i live, and the places that are within driving distance are getting old and repetative so i want to build a wall of my own. i am sure someone has tried this before, but lets say i have a bare 40 foot wall on one side of my house and i would like to turn it into a training wall. the wall is stucco and there is a chimeny on one side, problem is, i cant get to the back of the wall, like with most indoor walls. what kind of screws/bolts would i use, and is the general idea a good one or not?

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