How To Keep Your Home Walls Interesting With Bespoke Volumes

The Problem:

Home walls are a fantastic long term training tool, but many climbers lose interest when the set up becomes too familiar. Over time, home walls can become repetitive. When climbers know every hold and every route, motivation and progress can decline. However, just like climbing centres, you can revitalise your home wall without the need for a full rebuild. In fact, refreshing your wall is a simple process.

How To Keep Things Interesting:

One of the easiest ways to keep your wall engaging is by adding bespoke volumes. These custom made features can completely change the angles, style, and difficulty of your wall. For example, bespoke volumes can be repositioned, replaced and swapped out to keep things exciting. They are a versatile addition to any home wall, and offer the flexibility to update your wall without major alterations. 

Bespoke volumes can also be a great choice for home walls that focus on family fun. Many home walls are built with kids in mind. They offer a fun and safe place to develop activity and movement. As children grow and their climbing ability improves, bespoke volumes can easily be added to create new challenges. This keeps the wall interesting, encourages progression, and helps the whole family stay engaged. 

Customise Your Wall With Bespoke Volumes

Bespoke volumes are cost effective and can be customized specially for your space and preferences. They allow you to set new problems, create new movements and alter the difficulty of your wall. Whether you want a more slab focused wall or want to create a more overhanging problem, our bespoke volumes can be tailored to meet all your needs.

Keeping your home wall interesting doesn’t have to be complicated. Bespoke volumes offer an easy, flexible solution that grows with your climbing ability and keep the whole family climbing for years to come. For more information on bespoke volumes, don’t be shy and contact the Kong team. 

Read more about our Bespoke Volumes here: https://www.climbingwall.co.uk/case-studies/ttccmegavolumes/