Well, the construction on my home bouldering wall has commenced. Today I was off and with nothing better to do, I reclaimed the area that used to be my brush pile/fire area, removed all the stumps, and cleaned the area down to bare soil. The wall is ready to go up. The only thing holding me back is the funds for the lumber, which brings me to my next statement.

Anyone who wishes to contribute to the building of the wall, please feel free to do so. By doing so, you will be granted full anytime access to the wall. I will let you know my hiding spot for the holds as I plan on removing them after each session to keep neighbors and strangers from killing themselves. Thanks!!

You know i'm up for helping and I don't mind throwing in some money also. I have a few thoughts on material to save money.


The price on OSB has hit rock bottom at $4 for a 4X8 sheet of 7/16". If you double up then you will have a 7/8" panel for $8. I know what your thinking "OSB don't weather well". The top and bottom of the sheets are treated with a wax that is in the resin, the part that needs protecting is the edges. Norbord makes flooring now that has a 30 year warranty even if used on a deck.

I dont really care what material its made out of..But the verdict is in that it has to be outside..Tam wont let me use the basement I just want to get the thing rollin...Im tired of feeling like a couch potato.

Be a man Aaron and the KING of your Castle....LOL. J/K. Sounds like you have a pretty good idea.

I'll lend a hand.

Ill help..I SHOULD still have some brews in your fridge...lol jk

are you kidding? He drank those two months ago

No, he didn't, but Tam "tall boy" Durbin did.

Yep, sorry to say it Daniel, but Raines is right.

any progress on this??