Differentiation of ropes courses
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number of climbers (individual or team)
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direction of climb (horizontal, vertical)
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exposure to wind conditions (outdoor or indoor)
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level of permanence (permanent, temporary, portable)
HEIGHT
Elements placed low over the ground (participants’ feet are no more than 1.5 m above the ground) are considered LOW rope elements. They often do not require any belay system; careful spotting provided by other group members is enough. These elements serve mainly as a participant’s first contact with rope elements.
In contrast, elements installed high above the ground (1.5 m and up) are considered HIGH rope elements. Completing them requires personal protection equipment and a belay system to ensure the climber’s safety.
STRUCTURES
Ropes courses with elements installed in TREES are often called Ropes Parks. We believe that trees are an ideal location for ropes courses. Elements up in the treetops are very attractive to participants. In installing elements in trees we use technology that does not threaten the health of the trees and ensures their uninterrupted future growth and development. Trees adapt very well to built-in elements. During installation we do not drill or insert excessive iron pieces. So the process is minimally invasive and limited to tiny screws that in no way compromise the stability or health of the trees. Treetop ropes courses have a lifespan of over ten years and our goal is to extend that lifespan. We achieve this with careful regular maintenance of the elements as well as the trees themselves.
In addition to climbing on the elements, a forest environment is a natural environment for creating other group programs. The forest provides protection from the weather (too hot, too windy). It provides program participants with an excellent opportunity to spend their free time actively in the fresh air and a healthy natural environment.
If no mature trees or existing forest is available for installing rope elements, a ropes course on WOODEN POLES is the only option. Ropes courses built on poles have many advantages. One of the main advantages is being able to make our designs exactly according to the customer’s specifications regarding dimensions as well as design. With a perfected system for anchoring the columns, the long lifespan and low operational costs are advantages of these facilities. We have several dozen standard sample designs of varying size, but we can also prepare new designs on demand to match our customers’ needs exactly.
News:
Project Outdoor has won a tender to build a big adventure park in Janów Lubelski, Poland. By the lake and a sand beach in a recreational zone of the town, we will build 3 adventure courses in trees plus 1 course with safety nets for small children and a huge climbing tower with a 200 m zipline across the lake. Ropes course construction has just been started. All to be finished by mid May.
[More]Project Outdoor will launch a construction of a tree adventure park in Königstein, Germany in the beginning of March. 6 trails with a total of 60 pcs of rope elements will be installed in huge ash trees - all in natural colors to correspond with the style the German clients like best.
[More]We have launched preparations for a ropes course construction in Philippines. We will build an adventure park with 100 rope elements up in coconut palms. Stay tuned ... more information to come soon...
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