Sensory Wall Climbing Equipment
Vertical Rock Walls
Each rock wall is built to our customers’ needs and is typically painted to the 7 colors of the spectrum, but can be painted to our customers specific needs! Each rock wall comes with 12 rocks and a climbing rope!
Starter Rock Walls
The difference between a regular rock wall and a starter wall are the handles mounted to it. Your typical rock wall comes with 12 rocks while a starter wall comes with 12 rocks and 6 handles. This gives the child a secondary way to access and climb the wall while still making sure they're comfortable! These walls are color coordinated to the 7 colors of the spectrum but can be painted any color based on our customers’ needs!
Traverse Rock Walls
The traverse rock climbing experience can help children build muscle and eye-hand coordination when determining which handle to grasp ahold of. All 4x8 panels are made with a durable 7-layer cabinet grade veneer to ensure longevity with the abuse they may endure. All rocks and handles are secured with T-Lock nuts and bolts to secure them to the traverse rock wall as well! Our sensory wall climbing equipment can be placed vertically or horizontally at many heights and lengths, depending on customers’ needs!
Angled Rock Walls
Multi-directional rock walls allow a client to move up/down & side/side while improving the proprioceptive and vestibular senses! Royalty Sensory Gyms custom makes and builds multi-directional rock walls to our clients’ specific needs! We build vertical, angled, and free-standing rock walls to allow different exercise activities!
Hole Climbing Wall
This custom hole climbing wall is designed to promote gross motor development, motor planning, strength, coordination, and body awareness in a fun and engaging environment. Featuring multiple recessed handholds and footholds of varying sizes, the wall encourages children to develop bilateral coordination, core stability, balance, and problem-solving skills as they navigate different climbing paths. The varying hole placements allow therapists to tailor activities to each learner's individual goals, making the wall appropriate for a wide range of developmental abilities.
Wall Ladders
Sensory wall ladders are placed up against a rock wall as a secondary option for sensory wall climbing equipment up to a monkey bar system. These ladders typically come with handles as another option to help climb up to the monkey bars, trapeze runs, or zip-line.
