Brewer Fitness LedgeWall User manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL
LEDGEWALL
TEXTURED CLIMBING PANELS
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LedgeWall™ CLIMBING PANELS
DESCRIPTION:
LedgeWall climbing panels are carefully designed pre-finished panels for
climbing surfaces. A variety of configurations is available (see below) to meet
different needs. They are suitable for traversing walls and bouldering areas with
sideways climbing up to ten-foot height with no necessity for ropes or
harnesses. They are also suitable for belayed top-roped climbing (over 10 feet)
with ropes and harnesses when built with a belay anchor at the top of the wall.
The panels are engraved with an attractive pattern that suggests a rough rock
surface and finished with two coats of reinforced enamel paint in a dark gray
color (custom colors available). Each panel has fifty-two threaded attachment
points for climbing holds that are configured to provide maximum adjustability
and avoid interference with standard 16" center framing. The panels are made
of highest quality materials to provide high strength, long life and ease of
installation.
MATERIALS:
PANELS: Premium waterproof MDO plywood with an incut sculpted surface,
drilled, and hand finished. Edges are beveled.
INSERTS: Fifty-two high quality tee-nuts, 3/8 x 16 (industry standard for
removable handholds), heavy duty for repeated use.
FINISH: Coated with high quality reinforced enamel paint. All painted surfaces
are double coated. Exterior applications will receive a coating on the back as
well as the front.
CONFIGURATIONS:
STANDARD PANELS: Separate panels for application to existing building
framing or customer designed framing.
PLUS PANELS: Pre framed panels for direct mounting to CMU, cement or other
“hard” surfaced walls.
MODULES: Modular pre-framed units for simple bolt-together construction for
creating cost effective bouldering areas.

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Standard Panels
LedgeWall panels are designed for a variety of uses. They can be mounted
directly on existing framing, used on custom framing, and can be used inside or
outside with full coating.
The instructions below are for low element and traversing walls of less
than 10 feet in height.
They may be used for top roped walls, however they cannot withstand lead
climbing or belay points directly attached without specific engineered
reinforcement. A qualified engineer must review all belay system designs.
Construction Notes
LedgeWall Panels are designed for mounting on 2x4, 2x6 or heavier gauge metal
framing at standard 16” centers. They are normally mounted vertically however
they can be mounted horizontally as well. For certain applications where a 2-foot
line is marked into a panel, this must be oriented towards the floor.
If using an existing wall, verify it is securely tied top and bottom to the floor and
ceiling, or to a foundation wall behind. Any custom framing must be securely
mounted to the back-up wall with appropriate fasteners and brackets. All panels
are mounted to any framing with construction screws on 6” centers. Overkill and
properly sized/types of screws are key. Construction adhesive may also be used.
Mounting to existing framing:
- Check the build of the existing wall – make sure it is tightly framed and
securely attached at the top and bottom. Do not use lightly framed “divisor”
walls that are not fully framed into the building.
- It is best to space up the panels off the floor on a 2x3 or 2x4. This allows
compensation for uneven floors and space for the mats to tuck underneath.
- Metal framing will work. but ascertain the studs are of commercial and
heavier gauges.
- We recommend # 8 x 2.5" screws (drill point, fine thread if metal). Placed
every 6", over 4 studs this means @ 60-64 screws per panel. Black iron will
blend with charcoal panel color and almost disappear.
- For extra strength, consider adding extra blocking between frames.
Consider also tying framing back to a more solid wall behind if available or
using a backing piece of plywood on the opposite side of the framing to
create a box (do not put plywood directly underneath the panels.)
- You can mount the panels directly over existing drywall – this will not
impede the hold bolts, as they will punch right through if protruding.

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Mounting on Custom Framing:
If possible, it is better to present different and interesting challenges to the
climbers. Overhangs, corners, and roofs can be constructed using the framing
shown below. The framing must be carefully constructed to fit the panels with
attention to the corners where panels meet and accommodating the thickness of
panels where they overlap. To make full use of LedgeWall panels it is best to
design in 4-ft. increments, and this generally insures good “climbable-sized”
areas as well. When constructing overhanging sections, note that where
different-angled sections of wall meet up there will be odd-shaped areas that
have to be filled. Plan carefully to backup all joints.
1. Please be aware that the angle (slab, vertical or overhanging) of the wall will
significantly affect the forces on the panels. Overhanging designs will
generate considerably more stress on the panels and their framing.
2. Framing to be 2"x 4" if attached to an existing wall. Use 2"x 6" if free standing.
3. Frame for 16" on center.
Remember to adjust end
frames for 4' x 8' panels.
4. Angle brackets can be placed
every two feet.
5. Blocking to be placed every 4
feet, one at bottom, one in the
middle, and one to catch top
edge. We recommend double
blocking where two separate
sheets join doubling and
always in the case of
overhanging angles.
6. Panels are usually attached
with drywall screws every 6
inches. Pre-drilling is at the
choice of your builder; we
recommend it where single
blocking is used under an
area where two panel edges
join.

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Panels - General Install Notes Ledgewall panels
The LedgeWall panels are a textured MDO ¾” plywood with a charcoal (1/2 black - 1/2
gray) water-based urethane finish. There are materials enclosed for staff: an Owner’s
Manual and a 5/16” Allen wrench for installing the holds. The following are some notes
relating to installation. On the back side are step-by-step instructions
1. The standard panels are 4 x 8 but can be custom cut for a small charge.
2. The edges of the plywood have been lightly beveled but are exposed. You can leave
the edges exposed or not as desired.
3. They are usually oriented 4 foot across the bottom and 8 feet high
4. Per request, some panels have a routed line across the width, 24” from the bottom.
This is oriented to the bottom when installed.
5. The panels should be mounted @ 2.5" off the floor. You can use a 2x3 spacer on
edge under the panel when mounting to the wall. This extra height allows for leveling
as well as room for the mat to slip underneath offering a better climbing experience.
6. The hold bolts can project slightly out the back of the panel. They can be directly
mounted over drywall if needed. However, do not mount standard panels over hard
surfaces such as plywood or concrete. (Plus panels are ordered for this use. If you
find this situation with standard panels, you will need to frame them out slightly.
There are separate instructions for plus panels and concrete walls)
7. Standard panels are typically attached with drywall screws every 6” to the wood or
metal framing: they can go over drywall if it is already in place. Metal studs may
require backing material behind the studs. We recommend # 8 x 2.5" screws (drill
point, fine thread if metal). Placed every 6", over 4 studs this means @ 60-64 screws
per panel. Black iron will blend with charcoal color: if needed use black to touch up.
8. Make sure the building wall is securely attached to both floor and ceiling. Blocking in
framing is desirable but depends on the structure. Common sense is the best guide.
9. The mat hanger kits have instructions in the bag: there is usually one per panel and
they take a few minutes to install. Please follow the instructions as this makes it
possible to staff to easily hang and take down the mats between uses.
10. A single mat hangs over each panel. Sometimes extra mats are ordered to create a
larger padded area: usually the extra mats get put aside when not in use.
11. Make sure the staff gets the owner’s manual and the Allen wrench after you are
done. This is very important.
At any time, please feel free to call Brewer anytime with questions or if anything
further is needed. We can be reached in Randolph, MA at 781-961-5200 or
[e-mail].

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General LedgeWall Work Plan & Mat Notes
 Carry in materials
 Find and mark studs in wall area
 Block and level first panel, making sure 24" line is down, and panel is @ 2 1/2" off
the floor (use 2x3 on edge)
 Attach first panel with @ 6-8 fasteners
 Repeat with remaining panels
 Go back and completely fasten panels to framing
 Mount the mat hardware, @2 per panel
 Place holds per Owner's manual suggestions: helpful to lay out holds on ground first
 Clean area if needed
 Attach clips/screw locks to mat loops as needed, and hang mats against wall to
make sure all fits
 You can order touch paint if needed from Brewer's Ledge
 Ensure that manual, paperwork and allen wrench are given to staff
Some orders include extra mats to go on the floor at each end of the mat. However for
covering the wall (hanging the mats), usually one mat per panel is used. When there are
extra mats, just hang one for each panel and put the extra mats aside when not in use.
The kits come with two or four bolt hangers (the bent metal pieces...) per mat depending
on packaging and wall design. Occasionally customers space out the panels with gaps
between. This requires a complete set of hangers (4) per panel/mat.
It is best if the panels are butted together (typical) to use only one of the bolt hangers
between each mat. Two clips and two screw links will easily fit onto a single hanger. No
need to put two hangers side by side. This puts less clutter on the wall.
@ 82"
top
hanger @ 7"
bottom
hanger
Climbing panels
Bolt Hangers
Mat
Mat
Mat
Floor

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LedgeWall Plus™ Panels:
Overview:
LedgeWall Plus Panels are specifically designed for attachment to cement block,
solid concrete or masonry walls. Standard installation uses Tapcon screws and
construction adhesive (see the attached sheet for screw specifications etc. The
shallow frame on the back provides a space between the panel and the backing
wall so that the hold-mounting bolts do not press against the concrete.
Tools:
You should use two drills - one hammer/SDS drill for drilling the masonry and
one regular drill for driving the Tapcon screws. Additional tools: Tape measure, a
caulking gun, saber saw (if you need to make cutouts), level.
Supplies:
¼” x 2 ¾”" Tapcon anchors, Phillips flat head, 38 per panel.
3/16” x 4-1/2" Tapcon drill bit (usually comes with the anchors)
#2 Phillips head bits to drive the anchors (have several on hand)
Urethane construction adhesive, (11 oz tube for two panels)
Typical installations are under one day for two workers
Placement:
For traversing walls, the panels are often placed side-by-side, making a long
uninterrupted wall. Spaces may be left between the panels if there are
obstructions such as support columns or utilities. Leaving spaces can make the
wall longer and yield more interest and challenge as well. For little kids, keep the
panels within 24" of each other.
Steps:
1) Lean the panels against the wall to set the desired locations. Watch for
obstructions such as trim, outlets, etc and either cut around or avoid. Check
level. When correct, mark the positions of the panels if needed.
2) Usually the panels are mounted slightly off of the floor. Cut pieces of 2x3's or
2x4's to act as blocks to hold the panels at the right height while attaching them.
3) Apply adhesive to the framing on the back of the first panel.
4) Put the panel on the blocks and press it into place against the wall. One
person holds the panel against the wall while the other drills the holes for a
couple of Tapcon screws top and bottom (using pre-drilled locations) and drives
them into place.
5) With a couple of screws holding the panel, you can remove the supports.
6) Put up ALL the panels temporarily before fastening the remainder of the
Tapcons. This allows you to make sure entire wall is good.
7) Go back and finish installing all Tapcons.

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Mounting hand and footholds:
IMPORTANT! When mounting holds onto LedgeWall Plus panels, care must be
taken so that the hold-mounting bolts do not push against the support wall. The
bolts must protrude a min. ¾” – max. 1 ½” past the base of the hold.
Tapcon® Use
LedgeWall panels and Modules are often fastened to CMU block and concrete walls.
The Plus panels are pre-drilled for Tapcons screws just for this purpose. The following
sheet describes using Tapcons both with LedgeWall Plus panels that come provided
with ¾” thick framing, or using Tapcons with angle brackets and LedgeWall Modules.
Urethane builder’s adhesive (1/2 tube per panel) is required to assist in mounting the
framed panels to the wall. A bead of adhesive should be placed along all contacting
surfaces. This is necessary to prevent loosening-up of Tapcons over time.
For using with LedgeWall Plus panels* (framed with ¾’ stock), CMU block walls:
 Tapcon: Phillips Head, Flush, ¼” x 2 ¾”
 Drill Bit: 3/16” x 4 ½”
 Number: 19 per 4 x 4 panel
38 per 4 x 8 panel
* The LedgeWall Plus panels come pre-drilled with beveled holes to locate each of the Tapcons.
Tips for using Tapcons:
 For exterior use, purchase Stainless Steel Tapcons.
 Use the proper Tapcon masonry bit. Tapcons come with a bit if ordering 100 bolts.
 DON’T FORCE the bit into the CMU block. Too much pressure will result in enlarged
holes and failure: let the bit cut it’s own way into the block. Take your time.
 The best set up is to use two drills: one Hammer/SDS drill to make the pilot holes, and a
second standard drill to drive in the Tapcon screws.
 Don’t reduce the number of bolts for the panels. Although he estimated pullout force is
@ 600 lbs. per bolt, it assumes solid placement a full contact. This cannot be
guaranteed.
 Make sure to leave an extra 1/4" minimum depth to the hole so that debris will be out of
the way.
 DO NOT USE Tapcons for attaching belay devices or any safety rope structures.
These must be engineered to withstand higher loads, and a licensed structural
engineer should be consulted.
Handhold
Bolt protrudes minimum ¾”,
maximum of 1 ½”

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Mats – Flooring
The landing area at the base of the wall must be padded with some type of
protective surfacing to prevent fall injuries. The area covered should be 6 feet out
from the base of the wall for the entire length of the wall plus and ideally
additional 4 feet beyond the ends of the wall. Do not place furniture or any other
training equipment within this area.
Mats:
Brewer’s Ledge sells a mat designed specifically for LedgeWall traversing wall.
This 2.5” thick multi-layer mat is 4 ft x 6 ft and has loops at each corner for the
LedgeWall Mat hanging system.
Using the mat hanging system, the mats are connected by loops to the bottom of
the wall to keep them properly oriented. When the wall is not in use, the mats are
flipped up and attached by sturdy clips to the top of the wall so that the wall is
secured and padded for other activities in the area. An optional security cable
can be used to lock the mats in the upright position. See Below.
Carpeted Foam Flooring:
If the flooring is permanent, we offer two or six-inch carpeted foam systems. This
is a dual layered foam, soft at the bottom and a firm foam on the top, that is
covered with a commercial carpet. It is easy to install with standard tools, and
can be ordered in rolls or sheets.
Colors:
All our flooring options are available with color choices and install without special
tools. Please call for the colors available.

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Installing the LedgeWall Mat Hanging System
LedgeWall™ mats have loops so that the mats can be stored by hanging against the wall. This
secures the wall, prevents damage, and provides a padded surface for other activities in the area.
The mats are connected to the bottom of the wall with screw-lock hooks which keep the mats in
proper position when the wall is in use. To secure the wall, the mats are flipped up and clipped at
the top with spring clips. An optional security cable that threads through the loops and locks at each
end may be also ordered to provide additional security (specify the total length of the finished wall).
Tools needed: Drill with ¼” bit; socket wrench with 9/16” socket; tape measure.
Attach the bottom hardware:
Line up the first mat along the bottom of a panel. Hook a screw-link onto one of the loops and hold
the hanger up against the wall high enough so that the slack is out of the loop (@ 7” off the floor if
you do not have the mats). Drill and attach the hangers at this height at each loop along the wall.
If the panels form a continuous surface, attach just one hanger where the mats meet up in
the middle. The hangers are big enough for two links. See instruction diagram with kit.
Attach the top hardware:
Attach spring clips to the loops at the outer end of one mat (Fig 2) and hold it up one against the
wall at the height desired. This may be resting on the floor or level with the bottom of the installed
panels. Mark the top height of the spring clip (@ 6’10” from the bottom of the mat). Drill at this
height directly above the bottom hangers and attach the hangers. As with the bottom hangers, you
may use one or two hangers where the mats meet in the middle – customer choice.
- Always use 2 spring clips per mat so that each mat may be lifted individually.
- Keep the top bolt hanger within reach of the user – no more than 7’ is best. Low is better.
Safety Cable:
The safety cable will be slightly longer than the length of the wall with a loop at each end. Slip the
cable through the top loops and use a padlock to attach each end to a hanger. The cable can be left
threaded through the loops or removed each time the wall is used – it is a matter of preference.
IMPORTANT: The equipment in this kit is not designed for load-bearing applications. Do not
use for holding human weight, fall protection or overhead lifting
Fig 1
Fig 2
(Fig 1) LedgeWall Mat Hanging Kit
Parts list (may vary depending if
individually or group packed):
(2 or 4) 3/8” x 1.25” lag bolt
(2 or 4) Bolt hangers
(2) Snap hooks (2) Screw links
Attaching loops to the spring clips
(Fig 2):
The loop slips into the bottom of the spring clip.
The spring holds it in place.

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The rocks or grips that are bolted onto the Ledgewall Panel are called
“holds” by climbers. A series of holds set up for climbers to follow are called
a “route”. There are 15 holds per Ledgewall Panel. Each hold has one side
with an incut or positive grip and each hold can be oriented so that the
positive edge is on the top, the bottom, or to one side.
In general it is best to sprinkle holds over the surface fairly evenly with the
most positive surface facing up, especially near the center of the panel.
Footholds are very important, so make sure there is a good line of holds
near the bottom of the wall.
An important part of Ledgewall Panel climbing is
stretching out to reach another panel as the climber
traverses along the wall. These moves are easier if
the holds near the sides are oriented so that they are
easy to use. Turn the upper holds so that the positive
edge faces somewhat inward, towards the middle of
the wall, and face the lower holds outward,
towards
Little kids like to climb too, but sometimes its hard for them to reach the
holds, and often they don’t want to climb too high. Make sure there are
good holds low enough for little kids to reach.
The colorful Ledgewall holds do more than give a cheerful appearance to the wall. The colors can be used
to set a “route” along the wall for greater challenge. As climbers get more experience and become stronger,
they enjoy doing the “red route” or the “yellow route” especially if you set the routes to have a theme. One
route might emphasize difficult balance moves, for example, while another might promote stretching or
strength moves. Route setting is a fun activity that is a bit of an art. We encourage you to experiment by
changing holds around periodically to give variety to your Ledgewall installation. You don’t have to move
them all – moving just a few hold can make a big difference.
Tighten the holds very firmly with the 5/16” allen wrench provided. Over time, the holds
may loosen up, so check them periodically to make sure they are tight.
LedgeWall™ Route Setting

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Programing Ideas
There are many options for programming a small climbing area. A lot depends on
the age of the users and the nature of the usage. Listed below are various simple
games and ideas aimed at kids that have been used over the years, a list that
just a start in programming imagination always helps.
Follow the leader
The leader finds a path that leads from the end of one wall across the entire wall,
traversing each panel until reaching the end. Everyone else must follow. If the
climbers are all similar size, a good variation is to require everyone to use the
same holds. If a staff member is involved, they can point out the holds used.
Tell me Show Me
Pair up the climbers. One climber starts at one end and the second person is
going to point out the holds for the climber to use. The second person can
suggest the kind of moves to do. For example, “step off the little yellow hold and
reach for the orange hold with your right hand.” Some variations:
- Mumbo Jumbo: The second person can only speak to the climber - they
cannot point out the holds. They should keep their hands behind their backs.
- What if? The Second person can only point to holds - they cannot speak to
the climber. Try limiting the time they can point out the next hold
Criss Cross
Divide the climbers into two groups. Have each group start at opposite ends of
the climbing area. Both groups start at the same time and make their way to the
other team’s beginning spot. Starting the climb in series highlights the game’s
goal of having to pass another climber on the wall and working cooperatively.
Avoid touching a color
Have one climber start across the wall and give them one (or more) colors to
avoid. A class sitting and watching can participate by warning the climber when a
color is near.
Blind Round about
Pair up the climbers. One of the climbers wears a blindfold; the other will act as a
guide. The climbers should climb completely across the wall area, and then
switch roles. Try it once allowing the climbers to talk to each other, and then try it
without any talking.
Movement work thoughts
 Have users try to use their toes instead of the side of their feet – body
awareness
 Use hands on one color, feet on another – decision making
 Use one finger lightly on the user’s back – build confidence without assisting

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Ledgewall™ Warranty
1. WHO IS COVERED?
This warranty may only be enforced by the original purchaser of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules
("Original Purchaser").
2. ORIGINAL PURCHASER OBLIGATIONS.
a. The Original Purchaser assumes full responsibility that of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules purchased
meets the specifications, capacity and other requirements of the Customer.
b. The Original Purchaser assumes full responsibility for the condition and effectiveness of the operating
environment in which of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules are to function including spatial considerations.
3. HOW LONG IS THE WARRANTY?
According to the following schedule, Brewer's Ledge Inc. warrants to the Original Purchaser of the
LedgeWall™ panels or modules that under normal maintenance of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules will be
free from any defect in materials or workmanship.
(1) One-year parts and labor
4. WHEN DOES THE WARRANTY BEGIN?
Warranty begins from date of delivery to Original Purchaser
5. WHAT IS NOT COVERED.
a. Normal wear and tear is excluded from this warranty.
b. No warranty shall be provided in the event of damage to the LedgeWall™ panels or modules incurred by
negligence by the Original Purchaser. The sale of instructional materials to the Original Purchaser by Brewer's
Ledge Inc. related to the assembly and break-down of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules does not imply any
warranty against Original Purchaser negligence and does not void this exclusion. Brewer's Ledge Inc.
reserves the sole right to determine the origin of damage as related to this provision.
6. LIMITATION OF DAMAGES AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES.
a. Except as provided herein, Brewer's Ledge Inc. makes no express warranties; implied warranty of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose is limited in its duration to the duration of the written limited
warranties set forth herein.
b. In no case shall Brewer's Ledge be liable for any special, incidental, or consequential damages based on
breach of warranty, breach of contract, negligence or any other legal theory. Such damages include but are
not limited to, loss of profits, loss of use of the equipment or any associated equipment, the cost of capital, the
cost of substitute equipment, facilities or services, downtime, the claims of third parties, including customers,
and injury to property.
This limitation does not apply to claims for personal injury where such limitation would be a violation of the
applicable law. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,
so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
7. TERMS OF WARRANTY
The terms and conditions of this warranty are applicable as between Brewer's Ledge and Original Purchaser
to the sale of the LedgeWall™ panels or modules to Original Purchaser.
8. STATE LAW RIGHTS
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state.

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LedgeWall™ Maintenance
The LedgeWall™ panels and modules are constructed of the highest-grade
plywood and framing materials. They will last for years. However, a little
maintenance will keep your wall looking new and inviting to use.
1. PAINTING
LedgeWall™ panels and modules come from the factory pre-painted unless
otherwise requested. Both the charcoal color and paint have been carefully
chosen to minimize wear and hide the marks that come from climbing. Paint may
be purchased from Brewer’s Ledge. If purchased locally, use a high-quality floor
enamel with a 1/2" or 3/4" roller for best results
Std. Paint: premium latex floor enamel, 50% Black and 50% Battleship Grey.
Take advantage of the unique ability to re-paint colors by customizing your
panels while maintaining the texture for climbing. Schools might consider murals
or custom logos and homeowners might match a room color.
2. EXTERIOR PROTECTION
If the LedgeWall™ panels and modules are to be positioned outside, remember
to caulk any seams and coat the edges and any exposed wood. It is important
with exterior use to ensure that any edges have been lightly rounded to optimize
paint adhesion and protection against moisture.
3. DAMAGE REPAIR
Damage to the LedgeWall™ panels and modules can be repaired using two-part
auto body repair filler. Carefully fill the damaged area and sand lightly to remove
any sharp edges before repainting. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s
instructions on the container.
4. WORKING WITH TEE-NUTS
The tee nuts used on the Ledgewall are premium industrial tee nuts used on
commercial climbing walls. They are designed to minimize/eliminate cross
threading and stand up to repeated use. However, is it always important not to
force a bolt into a tee-nut. If you feel resistance the bolt is probably going in
crooked and becoming cross-threaded. Stop and start over.
If the bolt still has resistance, remove the hold and try to screw in the bolt alone.
This usually allows you to see if something is crooked or mis-aligned. Another
helpful method is to start the bolt while holding the hold slightly off the surface:
this allows you to align the bolt without the hold affecting the bolt position.

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5. CLEANING HOLDS
Climbing holds will get dirty with use. Cleaning holds will encourage use and
appearance. Remove the holds and wash in a commercial dishwasher, or wash
in a home dishwasher multiple cycles, or pressure wash in a milk crate, or soak
in a cleaner such as Simple Green®. Holds can be washed repeatedly and will
look close to new when done.
One popular method is to take off one color at a time to clean. Or if you have
ordered extra holds, swap them out for the set being cleaned.
Clean holds make a difference!!
Spare Parts
You can purchase extra parts anytime needed. Please call us for pricing and
delivery details. The following items are available:
 holds - visit our site at http://www.brewerfitness.com/store for a full selection.
 paint (US only)
 tee nuts
 mats
 mat hanging equipment