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Hardware style is great, would be easy to use, but the washer is too small and the screws are too short. In order for it to be strong enough I think it should be mounted on 2" boards and the screws only go through the 1" board. It will cost $40 to buy new bolts, if you want to make washers it will be even more. We ended up sinking the hardware into the 2" board where the screw could reach, which is a pretty good hole in the back of your boards. Rockwall is for my son and I could wait but I…

I don't write reviews but thought I should warn others. I built this for my kids and the quality is horribly poor. The second screw just popped out (see photo)! Three more bolts had snapped off - those were bolts - phew! Then the washers are so small that they push through the plastic (see 4 pictures in front of and behind the two plastic handles)! Some washers even bent when I tightened them (one of these pics). I can't even imagine trusting my child's health and safety with this product…

My husband and father installed a plank wall that we angled against the patio railing to provide more fun in the yard for our 6 year old who has outgrown our small swing set, which is more for toddlers is designed. He seems to love it. My husband is 5ft 4in, about 138# tall and he can climb up next to him too. Installation seemed easy enough. I think my husband liked that my dad was on the other side of the wall when they screwed up. We've had it for several weeks and even with occasional use…

My girls love it! We wanted to give them some climbing and jumping stuff inside the house as it's cold here and we're stuck indoors most of the time. It wasn't easy to install as we wanted to reinforce the wall for safety. So we screwed the hooks to a piece of plywood and then to our wall. The screws then had to be modified to be flush with the plywood. This was our choice and probably would not have been necessary had it been exterior or open backed rather than flush against a wall. We haven't

We ordered several fixing kits to choose the best for our project. This product won because its rope was much thicker and felt more durable than others, and the texture of the handles gave it a good grip. It was much less slippery than other sets with a variety of stud shapes and sizes. The downside of this set, which doesn't get 5 stars, is that it only has a few shapes, some of which even repeat in different colors. And the handles are all the same size (none of them are as big as some of the

As some other reviewers have pointed out, the hardware is insufficient. Also, what is stated in the ad does not match the product received. Claimed 220 pounds, nominally 120 pounds. The hardware is too short to reach the recommended 1 inch pad. Pros: The grips have a solid feel and good texture, similar to playgrounds with climbing walls. Cons: if it is not very short, angular, wall-mounted, not too high, and for a very small child, you will have to buy other fittings. I wouldn't trust the…