Climbing Walls

Build a roped climbing wall

Climbers are supported by a rope, either by a second belayer or by using a TRUBLUE™ automatic belay.

The advantage of being belayed by a second person is trust.

Indeed, knowing that a partner is holding the rope allows the climber to get more comfortable with the fall and to rest in their harness if they become tired.

This is an excellent option for beginner climbers or for advanced climbers who want to practice difficult moves and exceed their skills.

Lead walls are recommended for advanced climbers and for assessments. It is an excellent way to progress in climbing.

Build a bouldering wall

Bouldering is a form of rock climbing, performed without any rope or harness.

The climber solves a route, called a “problem”, on a wall no higher than 4.5m above the safety surface.

The climber performs precise sequences of powerful moves to solve the problem.

Thick mats protect climbers from falling and are essential for the safety of the climber.

Bouldering is great for all skill levels and can be done alone even if it’s usually done as part of a social group.

Adding an easier section to the bouldering area makes it accessible to students of all ages (primary to secondary school).

Boulder walls are increasingly being attracted by the climbing community as a fitness alternative. They allow for greater flexibility in the choice of building, as there are fewer height constraints.