CLIMBING WALL PLANS DISCLAIMER WHERE TO BUILD TOOLS NEEDED SUPPLIES NEEDED GETTING STARTED FIRST ANCHOR SECOND ANCHOR ANCHORS COMPLETE MAKING THE FRAME MARKING THE FRAME FRAME FINISHED MARKING PLYWOOD DRILL PLYWOOD VERTICAL OR OVERHANGING? MARKING SUPPORTS PRE-DRILL SUPPORTS FASTENING SUPPORTS HOW T-NUTS WORK INSTALLING T-NUTS T-nuts Quantity (200) $50.00 (300) $75.00 (400) $100.00 (500) $125.00 (600) $150.00 (700) $175.00 (800) $200.00 (900) $225.00 (1000) $250.00 (2000) $500.00 Free Sample Hold Crimp Incut Jug Sloper Pinch How did you find us? Orders for Round Base T-nuts also include the necessary zinc plated screws for installation.

How to install Round Base T-nuts (With 1 person it takes about 7 seconds) Items you'll need: Electric drill Philips Head drill bit Round Base T-nut (3) #6 sheet metal screws (included with t nut orders) Prior to installing T-nuts your climbing wall should be prepared by creating a grid of holes spaced according to your preference using a 7/16" drill bit. The inner diameter of the t-nuts is 3/8", but the outer diameter is 7/16". Step one: Put the t-nut in the hole. Step two: Fasten the three screws with the drill. Finished! Most people probably don't need these instructions, but they help illustrate the difference between Round Base and 4 prong t-nuts. If you change routes frequently you'll appreciate a solid nut which is easy to install, and won't spin or pop out. On the other hand, If you don't plan on changing the hold positions frequently, you could save a couple bucks by using the 4 prong style.