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In our old house I built a huge climbing wall in our backyard. With the renovation of the boys’ bedroom almost completed, I thought it was a perfect time to rebuild that fun rock wall in the their room. 

First, here is a safety disclaimer…I built this wall for my kids in a manner that I am completely confident in. I don’t know your room layout and I don’t know your kids abilities. If you want to build a wall yourself, awesome! But you are assuming all responsibility and risk in doing so (that said, it is pretty awesome and you should go make one).

I began this project by measuring out the space in the room and making a digital copy of it (Its been very helpful for me lately), being sure to accurately measure the ceiling pitch. I then mapped out the placement of some drop-in, 2×4 walls that would support the 3/4 inch plywood faces. I cut and nailed the wall pieces together and screwed them to the existing room studs with some massive lag screws. I translated the ceiling pitch to the angled wall section and used a bird’s mouth cut at the end of the 2×4 so that those joists would sit on the header of the wall below it.

Once the walls were framed in place, I broke down the sheets of 3/4 inch plywood to cover each section. I made sure to mark out the location of the new wall studs on the plywood so that I could secure them together, but it also helped me identify where to NOT place the holes for the climbing holds. On the plywood, I marked out a geometric grid that would become the locations for a bunch of T-nuts. These pronged nuts will receive the bolts that attach the climbing holds to the wall. The grid allows you to change up the arrangement later if you wanted. After drilling the grid holes and hammering in the T-nuts, we mounted each plywood face to the framed-in walls.

Accurately measuring the space was crucial when putting up the faces, each piece fit together in an angular puzzle that turned out amazing. All that was left to do was to place the climbing holds and bolt them to the T-nuts. This was pretty erratic, but it allowed for different skill levels in different areas. I even got to use the hand hold that I made using a silicone mold. After I throughly tested out the wall, I let my kids go nuts. They really love this new awesome addition to their room and I’m really happy they have an area to be wild and crazy kids. If you liked this project, check out more of my work using the links above!

Recreation and playgrounds for children in inner city London, England, in the 1970s – particular focus is on North Kensington and Notting Hill.

Two boys walk along pavement with bags of chips. They throw chips in air and try to catch them in their mouths. Padlocked school gates at Isaac Newton school, North Kensington, London. Summer holidays for children. Boys play football in the street – one scores a goal. Piles of rubbish, slum housing. Boy jumps off wall onto broken mattress. Derelict housing. Rubbe piled up on pavement with bits of old tyers and rubbish. Burning tyres on a waste tip. Kids mess about in a wreckers yard. Children watch train go by through a wire fence. Graffiti “Where can I play”. Nazi Swastika drawn backwards. Private parks which lock most people out. Privileged people in park, the children there have grass to play on. General views of North Kensington. Notting Hill slums have an adventure playground. Lots of black and white children running along pavement pulling a trolley in which other children sit, one little boy falls over. Children roll oil drums along. West Indian steel bands. Little girl rolls a barrel along that is nearly as big as she is. Man smoking. Children on rope swings and climb over adventure structure. Children climb over walls (would never be allowed today) Playing soldiers. Full-time staff. They can organise weekend camps. These children never go on holiday. One little girl says ‘if my mum won the bingo we might go on holiday’. Playing football. Children complain there is not enough room to play, but though they complain most chldren visit the play ground every day. There is also a club for teenagers and older people to come to. The community uses the club as an information service as well and it is always open to the public. There are 6 full time staff. Singing games for young children – under fives. “Save the Children Fund” run playgroup. Children and toys in play areas. Painting and doing jigsaws.. Sandpits. Mothers also meet and make friends. Making things out of paper and paste. Toy guns. Climbing over walls. Building hut. Hammering nails – boys do creative achievement. Girl climbs down rope netting. Families suffer bad housing and sometimes the family has been split up. Little girl tells that her brother lives with his father and she lives with her mother, her auntie and grandmother and they all sleep in the same bed as they don’t have any room. Drawing chalk picture on ground. Slides. Camera shot sliding down slide.