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The document is a Climbing Wall Questionnaire designed to gather information about climbing walls, including their type, height, safety features, equipment compliance, training protocols, and staff qualifications. It includes sections on wall information, equipment details, safety and training rules, and staff information. Additionally, it contains fraud warnings specific to various states regarding the provision of false information in insurance applications.

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Should I use 2x4 or 2x6 for climbing wall?

Height Requirements Less than 3 m (10 ft) bouldering walls are only recommended for kids bouldering area. The maximum height of a bouldering wall considered safe is 4.5 m (15 ft) which would require a location with at least 5 m (16.5 ft) clear ceiling height.

How high should a climbing wall be?

Specification: The wall should be a minimum height of 6m. There is no upper limit on height. Walls constructed over 25m require belay stances for multi-pitch style climbing. Walls would need to be long enough to incorporate a recommended climbing footprint of 1.5m for each route line required.

How far apart are the studs in a climbing wall?

Athletes will climb a single route in each round; qualifying, semi-finals and finals. They score points for successfully holding the top 40 holds, the number of points scored for each hold will increase as they move higher on the wall.

What is the minimum height requirement for climbing walls?

Framing studs will run vertically every 16 inches behind each wall, as well as at the top and bottom, to form the framework. An eight-foot wide wall will require nine studs (seven vertical studs spaced 16 inches apart as well as a top plate and bottom plate).

How to risk assess a climbing wall?

The risk assessment ratings for each identified hazard, the score for the likelihood of its happing is multiplied by the score of the severity of the injury. (For example, likelihood 2 multiplied by Severity 5 = 10 medium). The Risk assessment is to identity hazards, value the risk and the potential harm and whom to.

What is the minimum height requirement for the climbing walls in urban air?

The choice between 2x4 or 2x6s is determined by the type of wall. In general, long sections of overhanging wall should use 2x6s (or 2x8s). Vertical walls can usually get by with 2x4s. The easiest method to attach plywood panels is to use 2-1/2 or 3 inch long drywall or deck screws.

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