The painted climbing wal<\/b>l “Black Mountains” is a great choice for children who love movement and parents who value aesthetics and durability. The unique graphics in shades of black and gray, hand-painted with safe paints, give the interior a modern and elegant character. It is not only a functional sports device, but also an effective decorative element of the room.<\/p>\nThe most important features of the “Black Mountains” wall<\/h2>\n
This set consists of 3 solid panels measuring 75 x 75 x 1.5 cm, made of high-quality birch plywood. Each panel has holes with mounted sockets, which allows for any arrangement of climbing holds<\/b> and their frequent change. The set includes 15 certified handles and all necessary assembly accessories. The wall has been painted with odorless, certified water-based paints – safe for children. On request, it is also possible to personalize the colors, number of panels or adjust for slopes and non-standard dimensions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A painted climbing wall <\/b>is a unique interior element that introduces not only energy and joy to a child’s room, but also a unique style. The “Black Mountains” motif perfectly matches modern and natural arrangements. This is a solution for those who want fun and aesthetics to go hand in hand. The possibility of modifying the arrangement of the handles allows you to adjust the level of difficulty to the child’s age – so it grows with them!<\/p>\n When choosing products from HopaHopa, you choose quality, safety and unique design. The painted climbing wall is a tool that supports the physical development and coordination of the child, but also a beautiful decoration of the room. The possibility of full personalization makes it perfectly fit into any space. Want to learn more? Check out our FAQ <\/a> \u2013 we answer all the most frequently asked questions there.<\/p>\nProduct specifications – Painted climbing wall<\/h2>\n
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Design that inspires movement<\/h2>\n
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