Climbing holds work as part of a complete activity route. Buyers should review the exact climbing-frame or playset model, recorded dimensions, age guidance, included activities and installation information before treating an isolated hold as suitable. The model comparison below is based on current database records.
Identify the activity route and supplied set
Compare the complete product configuration rather than the appearance of one hold. Confirm which holds, panels, fasteners and related components are recorded as included. Product images are useful for orientation, but the approved model record and pack-out list should control the order.
Request mounting information by model
Ask for the applicable drawing or manual when hole pattern, panel thickness, fastener or installation details are required. This guide does not insert a universal mounting value. A configuration change should be reviewed against the exact structure and documentation.
Use recorded age and load guidance only
Do not infer age suitability or load limits from another product or from the visual size of a hold. The table shows only values recorded for the selected models. A dash remains an RFQ question for WIDEWAY to confirm against the current product information.
Prepare spare-part identification
For replacement holds, provide the product model, photographs, quantity, color and destination. Agree on part labels and supplied hardware so after-sales teams can match the correct revision. Continue with the wooden climbing-frame range and the installation guide.