nicros wall catalog

8/19/2019 Nicros Wall Catalog

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Kids are born climbers, andplayground manufacturershave worked for years toprovide an outlet for thisdesire. A multitude ofclimbing equipment hasbeen created combiningsteel, wood and plastic.While these man-madestructures have addressedthe physical act of climbing,they don’t have the lookand feel of real rock, whichis part of the “adventure”of rock-climbing. Creatinga climbing structure thatallows kids to test theirabilities, as well as get intouch with Nature, is whatNicros’ Boulders are allabout.

Climbers are less likely to take an unexpectedfall due to a poorly designed foot placementbecause the features are “tennis shoe friendly”.The movement patterns were scaled to makethese three boulders climbable by kids of all ages.The features on the boulders are ergonomicallydesigned so that they t the natural hand positionin a comfortable way – not adding undue stress totendons or joints.

The aggregate lled outer coating gives the bouldera cool, dry, rocklike feel. Unlike our competitors,Nicros’ texture is built to last. We have perfected thetechnique to make the texture exactly right – it willalways feel like real rock and will not wear out likeother inferior products.

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What are Playground Boulders? Nicros Boulders are the most realistic andfun-to-climb playground rocks available. Nicros’ designers used their experience to design a boulder thatsimulates the movements used while climbing real rock. Each Boulder has been carefully crafted from moldsof real rock to capture the diversity of climbing holds that only nature can create. This results in a playgroundpiece that is unequaled in terms of aesthetics and blending with a natural park setting.


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Advantages of Nicros Playground Boulders:1. High glass content polyester resin2. Won’t crack like concrete boulders3. UV resistant outer coating4. All climbable features, no modular holds tomaintain or t-nut holes in boulders to attractinsects5. Anti-graf tti coating that needs 90 degreeCelsius water to remove6. Outstanding rock-like appearance7. Lightweight, reduces shipping dollars8. Easy to install9. Fire retardant optional10. Ergonomic handhold features

Nicros’ Boulders arrive at your site complete and ready to install. Depending on the size, a fork lift or small crane will be needed to lifthe boulder into place. Footings or security points can be handled by digging a hole and pouring concrete to attach the boulder.

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There are threesizes of NicrosPlaygroundBoulders. Placingthem togetherin combinationsimply looksoutstanding.

Construction of a NicrosPlayground Boulder looks like:

Molds made from the originalUV resistant outer coating laid into moldHigh glass content polyester resin backs the coatingParts berglassed togetherSeams lled and textured to form a seamless outerurfaceBoulder tinted in a brown color scheme using Nicros’pecial tinting techniquesBoulders sprayed with a special anti-gra tti coatingefore shippingFlame retardant gel coat is available and can bepplied to your boulder meeting Class 1 ame retardantpeci cations (ASTM e-84 rating of


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The addition of a passageway leadsto imaginative play and acting outstories.

Approx Square Footage: 400 sq ft Weight: 1,700 lbs Approx footprint: 6’x12’ Approx Height: 9’

Perfect for the littlest climbersto scramble on!

Approx Square Footage: 80 sq ftWeight: 570 lbsApprox footprint: 5’x7’6”Approx Height: 4’

Provides endless hours of climbing fun!Approx Square Footage: 290 sq ftWeight: 1,220 lbsApprox footprint: 8’4”x12’6”Approx Height: 7’

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Nicro-Mat TMThis seamless andaesthetically pleasinglanding surface utilizes afoam underlayment andpoured-in-place rubber

layer. Colored EPDMrubber (tiny granules)form the top layer andmultiple colors can bemixed to complement

the surrounding décor.The nished look is a surface

that transitions easily into adjacentsurfaces. When you land on Nicro-Mat TM

you’ll notice that while it doesn’t compress, the foam and rubberlayers absorb the force of your bodyweight.

Nicro-MatTM begins with the installation of a foam underlaymentthroughout the area. The thickness can vary depending on the need.Next, rubber buf ngs are mixed with special binding agents and laidatop the foam. When this cures, the EPDM rubber pieces are mixedusing the same process and poured in place atop the buf ngs tocreate a durable seamless rubber surface.

Nicros-DropZone TM uses the same foam underlayment as Nicro-Mat TM and Nicro-Mulch TM in a number of thicknesses. The top layeruses a carpet that is heat-bonded to a stiffer foam and is available in red, blue, and gray. Nicros-DropZone TM is a seamed product sit is easy to install, replace, or repair. It provides a cost savings over poured-in-place landing surface products.

Nicros-DropZone TM issturdy enough that youdon’t feel like you’rebottoming out when youland. The top layer ismore dense to spreadthe impact on the lessdense layers belowwhich results in a nice,soft catch.

Nicros-DropZone TM is a

minimum of 5 ⅝ ” thick butcan be customized to be thicker.Installation starts with a two-inch layerof rebond foam. Next, a two-inch layer of urethane foam islaid, and last, a carpet bonded foam layer is added to the top.A special velcro tape is used to attach the seams and makethe surface into one seamless layer. It can be cleaned simplyby vacuuming and, should the need arise, sections can easilybe replaced should they become irreversibly soiled. With thissystem, the foam underlayment can be replaced without havingto replace the entire landing surface.

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The Nicro-Mulch TM system has a natural woodsy feel because the toplayer is made of a rubber material that emulates the look of cedarchips or wood mulch. Because it is so realistic looking, Nicro-Mulch TM goes great with A.R.T.Wall TM or Nicrolite TM as the landing surface

matches the natural appearance of the climbing wall. Using rubbermulch chips as the top surface in Nicro-Mulch TM helps the surface toblend in with surroundings.

The top nished surface of Nicro-Mulch TM is dense so the surface iscomfortable to stand and walk on. The softer lower layers provide theabsorption to cushion falls.

Nicro-Mulch TM

Construction of Nicro-Mulch TM begins with the installation of a foam underlayer throughout the area. Thisfoam is a minimum of four inches thick but can be installed thicker to meet your facility’s speci c needs.Once the base foam is installed, the rubber chunks are mixed with special binding agents and poured inplace atop the foam to create a durable seamless rubber landing surface that looks like cedar chips.

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Shredded Rubber.From early climbing wall construction, two products seemed toprevail, pea gravel and shredded rubber. Over time, pea gravelhas fallen out of favor due to wear issues on ropes, anchors, andother equipment and the dust it creates. In its place, shreddedrubber triumphed.

Nicros offers two types of recycled shredded rubber chunks:black rubber and colored rubber. Both are economical, effectivechoices for landing surfaces. Each is low in odor, low in tirerubber content, free of steel wires and ber, and contain very

little rubber dust.

Rubber comes infty pound bags, is

easy to install, andis easily replaceable.Landing in rubber hasa soft, absorptive feel.The rubber tends todissipate around where

the foot hits. It’s similarto landing in a sandbox.Raking the areas at thebase of the wall willkeep plenty of rubber inthe landing zones.

Shredded rubber is typically contained bybuilding a curb around the edge of wherethe rubber is placed. These curbs aretypically built from Nicro-Mat TM.

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Landing Mats.The most popular landing surface for schools andbouldering walls is Nicros landing mats. We offer anumber of options to t a school’s needs. When thewall is not in use, the mats simply fold up and the matsare locked down with a closure system, thereby limitingaccess to the wall. Printed on the back of the mats arewarnings that state that the climbing wall is closed andno climbing is allowed without supervision.

Although there is no climbing industry standard thatspeci cally dictates the thickness or dimensions of alanding surface mat, Nicros recommends the landingsurface cover a minimum of eight feet from the baseof the wall and that it be suitably thick to protect aclimber’s fall.

Crash Pads. Large moveable crash pads can be used in conjunction with a non-uniform landing surface. (See the picture ofthe crash pads on the shredded rubber on the facing page.) Injuries can occur when crash pads are not placedcorrectly so it’s important to move the pad to avoid rolling an ankle while falling off the edge.

The shell of a crash pad isnormally made out of corduraor a similar strong fabricmaterial. The inside is madeof several thicknesses anddensities of foam. A zipper

is used for the fourth side sothe foam can be changed outor replaced without havingto purchase a new “shell”.Crash pads cushion a fall andoften feel better to land on inbouldering cave settings.

Nicros also makes custom pads which can exactly t your landing surface needs. The number of pads and theway they lay out will depend on the contours of your wall (see below).

Length Width Thickness

6’ 4’ 2 ¼ ” or 3”

6’ 4’ 4 ¼ ” or 5”8’ 4’ 2 ¼ ” or 3”

8’ 4’ 4 ¼ ” or 5”

Nicros offers eight mat systems thatconnect to the base of the climbing wall.All of our mats are made with at least a

1” Polyethylene foam and the remainingthickness is an open cell polyurethane. Thecovering is an 18 oz. vinyl and the mats are

re retardant.

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Auto Belays. Auto Belays have becomincreasingly popular as interest in climbing grows.They provide a way for climbers to climb withoutthe aid of a human belay partner – belaying is doneautomatically by this special device. Use of an AutoBelay eliminates many of the barriers of entry tothe sport of climbing for rst-time climbers. Nicroscarries only Auto Belays that have been developedand tested speci cally for climbing walls.

What they do. Climbers can clip inand climb without having to depend on a partner.When they get to the top of the climb or when theyfall, they are slowly returned to the ground.

Advantages. Auto Belays can helpdecrease staff time, eliminate the need for abelay partner, and increase climbing time forparticipants. The Auto Belay is especially goodfor facilities that offer birthday parties and groupevents so participants will have more climbing timewhile they are in the facility.

Auto Belay Styles. Nicros carriboth the Rose Redpoint Descender by MSA andthe Spectrum Auto Belay. Nicros customer servicerepresentatives will help you in choosing which oneis right for your facility.


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ExtremeEngineeringAuto Belay

The table below compares the Auto Belay devices that Nicros currently offers. The informationin this document has been obtained from the manufacturers’ speci cations and additionalinformation is available upon request.

FeaturesSpectrum

Sports Auto Belay

VerticalReality

Auto Belay

ExtremeEngineering Auto Belay

SpectrumSports

Auto Belay

Multiple mounting options included

Unit must be checked daily

Available counter keeps track of climbs

Optional self installation of units

Line length

Professional installation of units available

Optional self installation of cables

Mounts at eye level for easy checking

Used in outdoor environments

Extra-long life cycle of units

On-site service available

24 hour service call center

Open design, easy to inspect and service

Cable replacement required annually

Rope replacement performed as needed

Cable type

Line take-up

Line type

Recommended weight range

Dimensions

Approximate net weight of unit

Tank style

Warranty

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Galvanized

Air - Hydraulic

Rope or Cable

40 - 250 lbs

32 ft, 40 ft and 75 ftunits available

11 x 15 x 105 in

250 lbs

Integrated steelframe with fluid

level sight

90 days limited /lifetime for steel

frame and pulley cart

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Air - Hydraulic

Rope or Cable

45 - 250 lbs

34 ft and 52 ftunits available

6 x 13 x 96 in

150 lbs

External steel withfluid level sight

1 year limited

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Air - Hydraulic

Rope or Cable

up to 250 lbs

32 ft up to 90 ftunits available

7 x 10 x 112 in

95 lbs

External compositeopaque design

1 year limited

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Auto Belay S afety S ystem

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“We think customers make better climbers than craters.”

-- Joe Sweeney, Nicros Product Developer


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Have you ever heard of anybody forgetting to clip intoan auto belay? Well, we couldn’t imagine it either.But, it happens...With the increasing popularity of rock climbing, indoor climbing gyms, and Auto Belays all across the country, the possibility of rockclimbing accidents also increases. Nicros is proud to introduce the patent pending Auto Belay Safety System™ (A.B.S.S.™) whichdetects when a climber has forgotten to clip into an Auto Belay and alerts the climber and the facility staff. This device providesclimbing wall operators a means of monitoring Auto Belay use on a climbing wall.

This innovative new product uses cutting edge technology to determine if a climber is on the wall climbing without being attachedto the Auto Belay device. A sensor on the bolt hanger detects when the Auto Belay line or rope is unclipped from the wall. Arraysof sensors detect a climber’s body crossing a pre-determined height. The logic system compares the inputs and determines if theAuto Belay is still attached to the wall when someone crosses the sensor eld of view. In this situation, an audible alarm will soundand a light will change color alerting the climber and facility staff. The height at which the activation of the system occurs can becustomized. If a person boulders above the area that senses the climber, the alarm will go off since the Auto Belay is attached tothe wall. In this way, the patent pending Auto Belay Safety System™ also acts as a warning system for boulderers who are too highon the wall.

• Reminds users to clip in and double check • Protects surface area around bolt hanger from high traf c wear• Made of durable Aluminum alloy• Resilient etched letters• Easy to install on any climbing wall surface• Flush mounting security screws included• Twelve inches by ve inches• Can be included as a part of the patent pending Auto Belay Safety System TM

• Should be used on all Auto Belays!

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If the customer elects to purchase our standard assortment setthat typically comes with a climbing wall, it is common to add anadditional allotment of money in the contract for the routesettersto choose additional holds. A customer can choose speci chandholds from our extensive line, with a monetary allotment forhandholds in the contract.

Nicros has one of the most extensive lines ofhandholds in the industry. To see our full line ofproducts, visit www.nicros.com.

Nicros typically provides quotes as “turn-key” installations, which takes the worry out of the little things like handhold selection andnding all the operational gear. It is this attention to detail that sets Nicros apart from the competition and enables the customer’s

new climbing program to operate smoothly.

Each climbing wall quote includes a handhold package consisting of a complete array of color, size, and style of hold. If a speci c colorscheme is preferred (for example in an instance where route setters are not allowed to use colored tape route markers) we caneasily make your holds in almost any color scheme you wish.

If installing anA.R.T.WallTM or aNicroliteTM climbing wall,most customers requestthat the handholds betinted to match thesurface of the wall.This can be done at thesame time as tintingthe wall surface if acustomer has requested“handhold installation.”The handholds can alsobe tinted on the ground,

apart from the wall, aspictured here.

Nicros Handholds and Climbing Gear.Nicros offers superior quality handhold products and won “Editor’s Choice” in Climbing Magazine’s 2004 handhold review. Nicros usetensile testing to evaluate handhold matrix strength. Through this testing, we developed industry-leading Super-Mix TM which providsuperior texture, awesome strength, and a lightweight handhold product. In addition, we introduced our Extreme Hold Technology T

(patent pending) which allows us to make extremely large shapes at a fraction of the weight. These handholds are super strong andoffer Nicros’ same great texture.


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Handhold Installation. Since the concretexture and tint of the climbing wall need time to cure,handholds cannot be installed immediately upon completion ofconstruction. Handhold installation is normally completed priorto the training session. Handhold installation is simply puttingthe handholds on the climbing wall with the most positive sidepointing upward. If speci c movement patterns are wanted,then our routesetting training is what you need.

Climbing Gear. nce climbing wall quotes are

ormally provided as turn-key,icros puts together a gear

ackage that will t your needs.icros carries everything fromarnesses and ropes to belayols and carabiners. The quoted

ackage includes enough gear toet your climbing program started.dditional gear packages are

vailable to add to your inventorynd for replacement.

Routesetting. Routesetting is the arranging of handholds in aeci c sequence to obtain a desired dif culty rating or movement pattern. Ourutesetters have the art and skill to create speci c movement patterns for allvels. Easier or harder climbs can be obtained through spacing and speci cold selection. Route setting and route setting training are important aspects

a successful climbing wall program and both are offered as an option. Amall segment on routesetting is covered in a R.O.P.E.S. Training Program or all-day training session can be tailored to speci cally cover route setting.

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Nicros carries an extensiveline of climbing gear. Pleasecheck out our website atwww.nicros.com to see all ofthe products we offer.


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R.O.P.E.S. TM is the nation’smost comprehensive climbing

wall training program.

The training was heavy withhands-on participation whichallowed an excellent opportunityfor experiential education in alow instructor to trainee ratio.-- John Michael Cassidy, Graduate Assistant forOutdoor Pursuits, Tarleton State University

Risk Management,Operations, P rotocol,Evaluation, and Safety(R.O.P.E.S. )TM is an interactivetraining program that will address themain topics related to the operationof a successful climbing program andthe maintenance of a climbing wall atany facility. One- and Two-Day on-sitetraining programs are available. We’veoffered trainings to one person or to anentire recreation facility staff of fty ormore.

In addition to Nicros’ R.O.P.E.S. TM program, Nicros, in combination withVertical Endeavors, offers the newCWA/AMGA Climbing Wall InstructorCerti cation Program. Call for details.


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Possible topics in a R.O.P.E.S. TM Training Course:• Risk management and climbing wall maintenance• Climbing Wall Association’s Industry Practices• How to teach a lesson in belaying, technique, leading, or rappelling• Other programming options• Equipment demonstrations, use, and storage• Equipment and facility inspections• Quali cations, supervision, emergency response, rules and regulations• Safety philosophy• Routesetting

Each R.O.P.E.S. TM programis custom tailored to meetthe speci c needs of thestaff at your facility. Yourneeds will be determined byone of our training expertsthrough a pre-trainingassessment. The followingis a list of topics that couldbe covered in your training.If you have additional topics,please pass this requestalong when scheduling.

Why take a R.O.P.E.S. TM Trainin

Course?• Reduces incidents (and therefore insurance

claims) through continuing education• Increases safety and awareness• Adds structure to an existing climbing program• Trains staff when opening a new climbing facility• Provides ongoing “refresher clinics” and training

for new staff members

“In these litigious times where programs experience elevated turnover, employee trainingfor existing and new employees) and appropriate risk management practices are of thetmost importance. Nicros’ training program, together with the new CWA/AMGA InstructorCerti cation program, is the best way to address these concerns.”

--Nate Postma, Nicros and Vertical Endeavors President and CWA Board Member

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Colleges and UniversitiesBaton Rouge Community College – LABemidji State University – MNBoise State University – IDCarleton College – MNClemson University – SCCollege of William and Mary – VAColorado State University at Pueblo – CODavenport University – IADavidson College – NCDickinson College – PA

ast Tennessee State University – TNGeorgia Southern University – GA

Hocking College – OHowa State University – IAames Madison University – VA

Kent State University – OHafayette College – PAehigh University – PAuther College – IA

Minnesota State University Moorhead – MNNew York University – NYNorth Dakota State University – NDNorthern Michigan University – MIOberlin College – OHOhio State University – OHOld Dominion College – VA

ortland State University – ORRadford University – VA

tephen F. Austin State University – TXt. Bonaventure University – NYt. Olaf College – MNlippery Rock University – PAarleton State University – TXomball College – TX

University of Cincinnati – OHUniversity of Colorado at Boulder – COUniversity of Dayton – OHUniversity of Delaware – DEUniversity of Houston – TXUniversity of Iowa – IAUniversity of Mary – NDUniversity of Minnesota at Duluth – MNUniversity of Minnesota at Minneapolis – MNUniversity of Minnesota at St. Paul – MNUniversity of Saskatchewan – SK

University of South Carolina – SCUniversity of Texas Pan-American – TXUniversity of Wisconsin at LaCrosse – WIUniversity of Wisconsin at Stout – WIVirginia Wesleyan College – VAWartburg College – IAWayne State University – MIWest Virginia University – WV

Other SchoolsAmerican Hebrew Academy – NCArmstrong Elementary School – MNBattle Creek Elementary School – MNBelzer Middle School – INBishop Elementary School – OK Brainerd High School – MNBrownsburg Middle School – INCarmel Junior High – INChairville Elementary – NJChurchill School – MOClark Elementary School – ILClay Junior High – INCraig Middle School – INConserve School – WIDana Hall School – MA

all Creek Valley Middle School – INGreeley Schools – COHayden Elementary School – VAacques Cartier School – NY

Kensington Academy – MIawrence Central High School – IN

Marvin Elementary School – CA

Medford Township Public Schools – NJMilton Academy – MANational Deaf Academy – FLNorth Creek School – MIPage Uni ed School District – AZHoover Middle School – IALa Mesa Junior High School – CAMary McDowell Center for Learning – NYNormal Heights Elementary School – CANorth Lake School – WINysmith School for the Gifted – VAOyster Elementary School – DCPlain eld Corn Middle School – INReynolds Middle School – PARivercrest Elementary School – WISt. Christopher’s School – VASt. James Episcopal School – TXSt. Vincent de Paul School – MNSteven’s Point Area Senior High School – WISuperior Middle School – WIWeems Elementary School – VAWestminster School – GA

Community and Recreation CentersApache Junction MultiGenerational Recreation Center – AZBecker Community Center – MNBelvidere Township Park District – ILCity of Evanston Parks & Recreation – WY

Collin Creek Community Church – TXElgin Recreation Center – ILElk Grove Park District – ILFord Community and Performing Arts Center – MIGreat Neck Recreation Center – VAGurnee Park Community Center – ILHyde Park Baptist Church Community Center – TXLivonia Community Recreation Center – MIMonticello Community Center – MNMystic Lake Recreation Center / Dakota Sport and Fitness – MNPascack Community Center – NYRiver Winds at West Deptford Community Center – NJRomulus Recreation Center – MISt. Croix Recreation – MNSummer Grove Baptist Church – LATriple Play Fun Zone – WI

Word of Faith – GA

Boys and Girls Clubs / YMCAsAberdeen Family YMCA – SDBoys and Girls Club of Sarasota – FLBoys and Girls Club of Washington – MDButler YMCA – PACallahan Family Branch of Kenosha YMCA – WIFayetteville Boys and Girls Club – ARGig Harbor YMCA of Greater Seattle – WAHyde Park YMCA – MAWarren County YMCA -- PAWood River Community YMCA -- ID

Health ClubsCanyon Ranch – AZCanyon Ranch – FLElmwood Fitness Center – LAGreat Lakes Athletic Club – MIHong Kong Parkview – Hong KongLatitude Fitness – MALifestyle Family Fitness – ONLife Time Fitness Algonquin – ILLife Time Fitness Allen – TXLife Time Fitness Alpharetta – GALife Time Fitness Austin – TXLife Time Fitness Berkeley Heights – NJLife Time Fitness Bloomingdale – ILLife Time Fitness Burr Ridge – ILLife Time Fitness Canton – MI

Life Time Fitness Centreville – VALife Time Fitness Chanhassen – MNLife Time Fitness Cinco Ranch – TXLife Time Fitness Colleyville – TXLife Time Fitness Collierville – TNLife Time Fitness Columbia – MDLife Time Fitness Columbus – OHLife Time Fitness Dublin – OHLife Time Fitness Eagan – MNLife Time Fitness Ellisville (West County) – MLife Time Fitness Florham Park – NJLife Time Fitness Flowermound – TXLife Time Fitness Garland – AZLife Time Fitness Gilbert – AZLife Time Fitness Goodyear (Palm Valley) – ALife Time Fitness Indianapolis – INLife Time Fitness Lakeville – MNLife Time Fitness Lenexa – KSLife Time Fitness Loudin County (Sterling) – VLife Time Fitness Mountain Brook (WoodstockLife Time Fitness Mount Laurel – NJLife Time Fitness Novi – MILife Time Fitness Orland Park – ILLife Time Fitness Plano – TXLife Time Fitness Plymouth – MNLife Time Fitness Rochester Hills – MILife Time Fitness Schaumburg – ILLife Time Fitness North Phoenix (Scottsdale) –Life Time Fitness Saint Louis Park – MNLife Time Fitness Shelby Township – MI

Life Time Fitness Skokie (Old Orchard) – ILLife Time Fitness South Austin – TXLife Time Fitness South Jordan (South Valley) Life Time Fitness Sugarloaf (Gwinnett) – GALife Time Fitness Tempe – AZLife Time Fitness Troy – MILife Time Fitness Willowbrook – TXOak Park Fitness Formula – ILParamount Sports Complex – PAPure Fitness – Hong KongQLS Health Complex – TXWells Street Athletic Club – IL

Climbing GymsAtlanta Rocks Intown – GAAtlanta Rocks Perimeter – GACliffhangers Mountaineering – PAKendall Cliffs – OHThe Crag – INVertical Endeavors, Duluth – MNVertical Endeavors, St. Paul – MNVertical Endeavors, Warrenville – IL

Playground BouldersMiracle Recreation Equipment Co. – MOPlay Power LT Farmington – MODynamo Playgrounds – Ontario, CanadaBartley Community Park – NCBay Community Church – ALBrevard County – FLBuilt For Fun – COCasualty Care Center – CACentennial Hills Park – NVCentral Elementary – MICity of Burlington – NCCity of Farmington – NMCity of Lafayette – COCity of Leeds – ALCity of Orange – IACity of Richmond Heights – MOCity of Rochester – MNCity of Southaven – MSCity of Warren – MICity of Wetumpka – ALCity of Winona – MN

Connelly Paving Co. – OK


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Playground Boulders, cont’dDaves Avenue School – CADesert Ridge Community Center – AZDiscovery Elementary – MIEastern Fence – Nova Scotia, CanadaFreeport Park District – ILHowell Park – INKid Zone – INKinetic Recreation Department – INKirkland School – WALA Balboa Park – CALakeview Church – INLane Mountain Children’s Discovery Park – NV

Lawn Smith & Co. – NEMarkley Creek Park – CAMichigan Recreation Construction – MIMicke Grove Expansion – CAMopal Construction – ONNapier Elementary School – TNNYS Parks and Recreation – NYOdyssey International – AZO’Fallon Park Department – ILOrtco, Inc. – CAOutdoor Designs – MD

etawawa Civic Center – Ontario, Canadainedale Middle School – NYlaymaker – FLlayright Construction – Ontario, Canada

Recreation Systems – COAF Play – MIheridan Elementary – MIpencerville Local School – OHpring eld Parks – MD

Town of Monument – COTutor Time – FLVillage of Bayside – WIVillage of West Mans eld – OH

ConstructionCompanies/ContractorsAalco Manufacturing – MOApex Mountain Homes – COConstruction Concepts and Design – MIFirst Step Inc. – ARGalloway Homes – MIJumping Bean Recreation – MIKick Start Fitness – CALaudette Construction – ORModern Door & Equipment – MDResort Interiors – SC

Richardson Products – ILSoltek Paci c – CASpectrum Sports International Inc. – UTSuperior Play – MITeam Synergy Inc. – TXToll Brothers Model Home Construction – COW.G. Yates & Sons Construction – TXWorlds Of Wow – TX

OtherAudubon Center of the Northwoods – MNBorealis Expedition – CACornhusker Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaDepartment of United States Air Force – FLEvent Central, Meow Mix – NJFort Hood Military Base – TXFranklin Institute – PAIsland Management Servies, Ltd. – BermudaLynch Exhibits – NJNorth Mississippi Medical Center – MSMountain Dreams – PAOut-N-About Gear – MN

Outside Inn – CAOutward Bound – NYRandolph Air Force Base – TXREI Flagship Store – Bloomington – MNRose Valley Ranch – COSaint Jude’s Medical Center – CASector Watch – NYSega Gameworks – GuamWaverly Inn – SC

Many High-End Home Climbing Walls…and many more in the works

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