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Serious Climbing Wall For Sale. 30 m x 3.6 x 4 m

TeamSales

10-Mar-2010
10:22:39 AM

I have a large outdoor climbing wall for sale. It consists of 4 large treated pine poles supporting a galvanised steel structure with elevated platform that is approximately 30 m high. It is clad on two sides with climbing wall pannels, overhangs and variuos obsticles. I am not a climber my self so I am trying to find a club or business that might be interested in buying this unit.
I can organise to relocate it in 1 piece or it can be broken down into 4 reasonable walls. It has to be sold, it is in the way of other works.
It is currently installed on a military base in Australia. I have photos and further information on it.
If anyone is interested, I would appreciate a phone call or email. This unit cost just over $200,000 when new. I can relocate it just about anywhere in Australia for about $50,000 or $60,000.00 - It is a serious piece of gear that just begs to be climbed.

Thanks.
Alex: 0417-255-756
e-mail: teamsales@tpg.com.au


..::- Chris -::..

10-Mar-2010
10:29:13 AM

Would be great to see some photo's..... not that i have room for a 30m climbing wall but i'd love to see it...

Cheers
Chris.

dalai

10-Mar-2010
10:53:25 AM

It can go in my backyard Chris if you are willing to share the costs? :-)


cruze

10-Mar-2010
11:07:05 AM

Military base hey? Fire sale for new submarine fleet?

dmnz

10-Mar-2010
12:23:27 PM

nah, just for 'stuff'

that could cost us lots of $$$
http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-wrong-stuff-20100308-psw6.html


..::- Chris -::..

10-Mar-2010
12:46:08 PM

On 10/03/2010 dalai wrote:
>It can go in my backyard Chris if you are willing to share the costs? :-)

Sounds good... I've got a spare 30k sitting around for a rainy day.... Could even set up a flying fox from my place to yours for ease of access....

The only way i'd pay 60k for a climbing wall was if someone could re-locate Taipan wall to any North - Eastern Suburb area.....

30m is a big wall but 200k is bigger.... ; )

C. ; )

One Day Hero

10-Mar-2010
4:18:55 PM

Yeah, 200k = 10yr climbing roadtrip............mmmm, a decade without work, how good would that be?!


wallwombat

10-Mar-2010
4:30:37 PM

How much is postage?


wallwombat

10-Mar-2010
4:34:11 PM

I'm not after a SERIOUS climbing wall. I'm after one with a very good sense of humour.

If you'd seen me climb on plastic, you would understand why.

Paul

10-Mar-2010
10:04:02 PM

On 10/03/2010 TeamSales wrote:
>I have a large outdoor climbing wall for sale. It consists of 4 large
>treated pine poles supporting a galvanised steel structure with elevated
>platform that is approximately 30 m high. It is clad on two sides with
>climbing wall pannels, overhangs and variuos obsticles. I am not a climber
>my self so I am trying to find a club or business that might be interested
>in buying this unit.
>I can organise to relocate it in 1 piece or it can be broken down into
>4 reasonable walls. It has to be sold, it is in the way of other works.
>It is currently installed on a military base in Australia. I have photos
>and further information on it.
>If anyone is interested, I would appreciate a phone call or email. This
>unit cost just over $200,000 when new. I can relocate it just about anywhere
>in Australia for about $50,000 or $60,000.00 - It is a serious piece of
>gear that just begs to be climbed.
>
>Thanks.
>Alex: 0417-255-756
>e-mail: teamsales@tpg.com.au

30m high? how could it be transported transported as one piece, that is the length of nearly 3 full length shipping containers? I didn't think that you could get treated pine posts 30m long?

dmnz

10-Mar-2010
10:20:32 PM

On 10/03/2010 wallwombat wrote:

>
>If you'd seen me climb on plastic, you would understand why.

i haven't but do you have photos or videos? or can someone else tell me stories? pretty please!


Chuck Norris

10-Mar-2010
11:29:16 PM

The existence 30m treated pine aside - I was wondering how it is possible to climb a triangle.

SummitSlag

11-Mar-2010
3:50:56 AM

so where are these pics

dmnz

11-Mar-2010
10:36:05 AM

On 11/03/2010 SummitSlag wrote:
>so where are these pics
>
of the wall or the wallwombat?

dalai

11-Mar-2010
11:00:53 AM

On 11/03/2010 dmnz wrote:
>On 11/03/2010 SummitSlag wrote:
>>so where are these pics
>>
>of the wall or the wallwombat?

Please no more photos of wallwombat! After those photos from fevs mobile of WW in the shower did the rounds, my eyes still haven't recovered... 8-0


hangdog

11-Mar-2010
12:09:30 PM

The photos of the wall are here
http://picasaweb.google.com/TeamSalesAustralia/ClimbingFrame#

dalai

11-Mar-2010
12:16:18 PM

Would have thought it would have been an AME panel system and not mostly just ply...

Pommy

11-Mar-2010
12:35:50 PM

It has big rest ledges on the way up - just like the Blue Mountains

Paul

11-Mar-2010
12:44:01 PM

By my count it is about 15 pannels high, if each pannel is 1.2 high then that would make the wall 18m high


aarond

11-Mar-2010
12:54:18 PM

On 11/03/2010 Paul wrote:
>By my count it is about 15 pannels high, if each pannel is 1.2 high then
>that would make the wall 18m high

id be pretty annoyed if i payed $50000 to get an 18m climbing wall that would fit inside my 20m high warehouse to find out when i try and put in inside my warehouse there is 18m of wall but there is actually 22m of structure.

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