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Topic	Date	User
Home Wall Idea	18-Feb-2015 At 6:14:32 PM	Zarb
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Sorry to revive this post. I have finally moved in to the new place, and the garage is enormous, so the climbing wall plan is a go go. I've made some final revisions to the back support section of the wall: 1. Removed every second horizontal support beam. It's a little bit more pared down. 2. I've made the vertical beams continuous to make the crack simulator uninterrupted, rather than the horizontal beams in previous designs. I'm not sure what this will mean for the load on the wall. With those changes, would it still be a strong wall? If all is well, I'm going to start on the frame this weekend hopefully.

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