Instructions for use of the wooden climbing wall
Technical data
Materials: Wood (beech or pine), MDF board, birch plywood, metal fasteners, lacquer coating, polypropylene rope, plastic.
All materials used in the construction of the climbing wall comply with international safety standards and contain no toxic substances – this is confirmed by appropriate certificates.
Dimensions:
- Height: 230 cm
- Width: approx. 59 cm (approx. 80 cm)
- Depth: approx. 55-60 cm (approx. 65 cm)
The product was developed taking into account the requirements of the standard EN 913:2018+A1:2021, which defines safety requirements for sports equipment with regard to strength, stability and material quality.
All construction elements are safely shaped – without sharp edges or splinters.
Assembly conditions
Wall requirements:
The wall bars must only be mounted on a solid wall made of brick, concrete, or another sturdy material. Mounting on drywall or wooden walls is not permitted.
The diameter of the drill hole for the plastic dowel must be 12.00 mm.
Minimum distances to the wall and ceiling:
Distance to the sides and front of the wall bars: at least 1 m
Distance to the ceiling: at least 30 cm
The wall bars must be attached in such a way that their back is completely flush against the wall – according to the assembly instructions.
Special attention should be paid to the upper attachment point – the metal bracket should be mounted as high as possible, according to the instructions.
Soil requirements:
The installation should take place on a level and stable surface.
To protect the floor, the use of protective mats with a minimum thickness of 60 mm is recommended.
Ventilation and humidity:
The installation of the wall bars in rooms with increased humidity – such as basements or unheated areas – should be avoided.
Wooden components can absorb moisture, which leads to deformation and loss of strength.
Recommended humidity: 40–60%
Recommended room temperature: 18–24 °C
Assembly and fastening
Preparation of the wall bars:
Unpack all parts and check that all components are present (rungs, fasteners, dowels). Assemble the climbing wall according to the enclosed instructions.
Step 1 – Setting up:
Position the wall bars against the wall and check their vertical alignment with a spirit level.
Step 2 – Wall mounting:
Use the supplied wall anchors and screws to securely attach the wall bars to the wall. Ensure all fasteners are fully tightened. Secure the wall bars with the metal brackets according to the instructions.
Step 3 – Stability test:
Before first use, ensure that the structure is stable, correctly attached and does not wobble.
Mount additional accessories such as pull-up bar, gymnastic rings, rope, rope ladder or inclined board according to the instructions.
Terms of Use
Usage recommendations:
The wall bars are intended for physical exercises by users aged 3 and over.
Children under 3 years of age must not use them – due to the risk of injury and insufficient motor development.
Use is permitted only under the constant supervision of an adult.
Simultaneous use by multiple people is prohibited – the device is designed for one user only. Overloading can lead to damage and accidents.
Load limit:
The maximum permissible user weight is 100 kg (including clothing and footwear).
Additional weights (e.g., weight vest, leg cuffs) must not be used, as they may exceed the permissible load and compromise the stability of the structure.
Safety requirements for use:
• Use is only permitted under adult supervision.
• A shock-absorbing mat of at least 60 mm thickness under the wall bars is recommended to reduce the risk of injury in case of falls.
• The gymnastic rings are intended exclusively for pull-ups.
• Swinging or playing with the rings is prohibited – this can lead to injuries or damage to the structure.
Use of hanging elements: rings, rope, rope ladder
The hanging elements are exclusively for physical exercises such as:
• Pull-ups
• Pull up
• Hanging
• Balance exercises
Maximum load: 100 kg
The following are prohibited:
• the use of the elements for play (e.g. swinging, rocking),
• attaching additional items to the hanging elements,
• simultaneous use by multiple people.
Such actions can lead to overloading, material damage, and an increased risk of accidents.
Check before each use:
• Condition of ropes, fixings and suspension elements,
• correct fit and signs of wear,
• Use only in accordance with its intended purpose.
The load must be evenly distributed to avoid deformation and tilting.
If any damage is detected, use must be stopped immediately until the defects have been completely repaired.
Safety requirements
Minimum age of user: The use of the wall bars is recommended from the age of 3 years.
Prohibition of use in case of damage: Do not use the climbing wall if there is visible damage, e.g. cracks in the wood or loose connections.
Adult supervision: Children may only use the climbing wall under the constant supervision of an adult to avoid accidents.
It is recommended to regularly check the wall to which the climbing wall is attached for cracks, loosening, or material wear.
Warranty and liability
Warranty conditions: The product is covered by a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase. The expected lifespan of the product is 5 years (with proper use and maintenance according to the instructions).
Warranty limitations: The warranty does not cover damage caused by improper use, failure to follow the assembly instructions, or inadequate maintenance.
Contact the manufacturer: For warranty or service inquiries, please contact us by email at: rinagym.pl.2024@gmail.com
Care and maintenance
Checking the fixings: Regularly check all fixings, screws, and anchors for tightness and secure fit. This check should be carried out every 3 months and after any intensive use – this is crucial for the safety and longevity of the structure.
Cleaning and material protection: Use a soft cloth for cleaning. Avoid harsh cleaning agents, as these can damage the protective coating. To maintain the wood, the protective layer can be refreshed regularly.
Replacing worn parts: If parts (e.g., rungs, fasteners) are damaged or worn, replace them with original spare parts.
Product inspection interval: Check at least every 10 days:
• whether the rungs are not rotating,
• whether the ropes show signs of wear,
• whether the ropes are correctly and securely attached to the holders.
Prohibition of use or storage outdoors: The climbing wall must not be stored or used outdoors or in damp rooms – this can lead to deformation of the elements, making proper assembly impossible and reducing the lifespan of the structure.
Assembly and inspection before first use
Checking the connections and fixings: Before first use, carefully check all screws and connections. Make sure they are tightened securely and the wall bars are firmly attached to the wall.
Checking stability and alignment: Ensure the structure is vertical and stable. Verify that the wall bars are correctly installed and do not wobble.
Possible defects and their rectification
How to fix loosened fasteners:
If you notice that any fasteners are loose, tighten the screws immediately or replace any damaged parts.
What to do if elements are damaged:
If wooden parts or joints are damaged, replace the affected components immediately with new original parts.
Rotating rungs during assembly or use:
It can happen that one or more rungs rotate because they could not be properly secured. In this case, proceed as follows:
Step 1 – Remove the confirmat screws:
Identify the rotating rung and unscrew the confirma on both sides.
Step 2 – Choose one of the two repair methods:
Use of wood glue:
• Apply wood glue to the confirmat drill holes (e.g., paper glue, if suitable for wood).
• Make sure that the glue does not run over the edge of the rung.
• Make sure that the inner surface of the vertical strip is also wetted.
• Screw the confirmate back in and allow the connection to dry according to the adhesive manufacturer's recommendations.
• Repeat the process on both sides of the rung.
Using a piece of wood for fixing:
• If the bore has been damaged by overtightening, remove both confirmors.
• Insert a small piece of wood (e.g., a matchstick or toothpick) into the drilled hole.
• Screw the confirmat back in.
• If the rung continues to rotate, add another piece of wood until the rung is firmly in place.
Crooked construction after assembly:
If the structure appears crooked after assembly, tension may have developed. To eliminate this:
• Loosen the fasteners.
• Carefully align the affected parts.
• Then tighten all screws completely.
• Ensure that the structure is stable and correctly assembled.
• Check for play or other defects that could affect stability.
Disposal
Recommendations for environmentally friendly disposal: After the end of its service life, the climbing wall should be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations.
Separation of materials: When disposing of materials, separate wood, metal and plastic parts to enable their recycling in accordance with the applicable regulations in your region.
Recommendations for physical activity
Basic exercises for users:
Recommended exercises include pull-ups, push-ups, stretching exercises, and abdominal and back training. Regular training on the wall bars promotes strength, flexibility, and coordination.
Warm-up before training:
Before starting training, it is recommended to perform a warm-up phase to prepare the muscles for the strain and to minimize the risk of injury.
Gradual increase in workload:
Beginners should start with light exercises and gradually increase the intensity and number of repetitions – this helps to avoid overexertion and injuries.
Warnings and prohibitions
What is prohibited during use:
• Swinging or hanging on the wall bars is prohibited – this increases the risk of falls and injuries.
• Do not overload the structure – the maximum load capacity of the rungs (75 kg) must not be exceeded.
• Do not use the wall bars if any parts are damaged – this can lead to malfunctions and accidents.
Prohibition of unauthorized modifications to the design
Do not alter or modify the construction of the wall bars yourself. Any modifications may compromise safety and void the warranty.
⚠️ Warning! Risk of strangulation!
The wall bars can be equipped with ropes or cords.
• Parents should strictly supervise their children's use of these items.
• Do not leave children unattended while playing with ropes, as these can wrap around their necks and cause strangulation or other injuries.
Check regularly:
• Condition of the ropes and cords – whether they are undamaged.
• Stability of the fastenings – to prevent loosening or tearing.
Important:
Ensure that children do not use the ropes in a dangerous manner. All exercises must be performed under constant adult supervision.
The product was developed in accordance with the EN 913+A1:2021 standard. The manufacturer has technical documentation and internal test results that comply with the requirements of the standard.
Warranty conditions
This product is covered by a 24-month warranty from the date of purchase. The warranty covers manufacturing and material defects that occur during the warranty period. It does not cover damage caused by improper use, unauthorized modifications to the design, outdoor use, or normal wear and tear.
The following are excluded from the warranty:
- Damage caused by improper use of the complex (e.g. exceeding the maximum load of 100 kg, use under conditions not specified in the instructions).
- Changes or modifications to the structure by the user or third parties.
- Using the complex outdoors or in damp rooms can lead to damage from external influences such as moisture, temperature fluctuations or weather.
- Damage caused by failure to comply with the requirements described in the assembly and operating instructions.
Here's how to file a warranty claim:
In case of a defect or if a part needs to be replaced, please contact the manufacturer by email:
rinagym.pl.2024@gmail.com
Please include photos and a description of the problem in your message, as well as the order number or other information that will allow for quick identification of the product.
In case of errors or defects that occur during use, please also send pictures of the damage and a detailed description of the circumstances to ensure prompt processing.
Responsibility for safety
The responsibility for the safety of the users lies with the adult supervisors who monitor the use of the product.
Failure to follow the safety rules in this manual may result in injury or damage to the structure.
The system must not be used if any visible defects or damage are found – even if these are not covered by the warranty.
Regularly check the stability of the structure and the condition of all components in accordance with the EN 913 standard.
Service life and disposal
The complex has a lifespan of 5 years, provided it is used and maintained properly.
After the end of the usage period:
- Replace worn parts or discontinue use if individual components have lost their functionality or safety.
- If the complex or its parts are damaged beyond repair, the product must not be used further – defective parts must be replaced.
Disposal:
- All wood and other components of the complex must be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations.
- Wooden elements can be recycled, while metal and plastic parts must be disposed of properly according to the respective regulations.
- Do not throw old components of the complex into household waste – observe the recycling and disposal guidelines of your region to minimize environmental impact.
