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Climbing Rope
Overview
A climbing rope is a ceiling-anchored conditioning tool for rope climbs, pulls, and grip work in a home or garage gym. It hangs from a beam or rig and is used for vertical climbing intervals and CrossFit-style conditioning. It shines in tall, open training spaces where the full length can drop freely.
Sizing & placement
The rope occupies only a 12-by-12 inch footprint on the floor but hangs 180 inches (15 feet) tall, so a high ceiling or exposed rig overhead is the real constraint, not floor area. Leave clear space all around the hanging point so a climber can swing and dismount safely.
Where it works
Home gyms and garages set up for functional or CrossFit training; industrial and athletic gym styles.
Specifications
| Width | 12 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 12 in |
| Height | 180 in |
| Shape | circle |
| Size class | small |
| Room types | gym, garage |
| Default color | #92400E |
Configurable options
- Color — any hex value
Frequently asked questions
- How much ceiling height does the climbing rope need?
- It hangs 180 inches (15 feet) tall, so it suits garages and gyms with high or vaulted ceilings and a sturdy overhead anchor.
- How much floor space does it take?
- Just a 12-by-12 inch footprint, though you should keep the surrounding area clear for climbing and dismounts.
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