A Swedish Ladder With a Rope Climbing Wall The Neem pairs a wooden Swedish ladder with a rope climbing wall, bringing six ways to climb, hang, slide and swing to a single wall. This is the 95 inch Neem, for ceilings of about 8 feet or more. At 56.7 inches wide, it gives kids more to climb than a single ladder while still fitting walls a full wall gym won't. Six Ways to Play Swedish ladder: Rungs for climbing, hanging and stretching. Rope climbing wall: A climbing net that moves under kids' hands and feet. Rope ladder: Another wobbly route up. Slide: The fast way back down. Swing: Indoor swinging all year. Pull-up bar: For kids and adults. Why a Rope Climbing Wall A rope wall moves under a child's weight, so every reach takes balance, grip and planning in a way a fixed ladder can't. It's a favorite for kids who've mastered the ladder and want a new challenge, and for parents looking for a climbing net for kids that lives indoors. Strong for the Whole Family Made from solid wood, the Neem holds up to 250 pounds per person and 440 pounds in total, so older kids and adults can use it for stretching and exercise. It mounts flat to the wall, about 25.7 inches deep without the slide, and bolts into your wall studs. Betula, Neem or Walnut? The Betula is our narrowest Swedish ladder at 29 inches wide. The Neem adds a rope wall at 56.7 inches wide. The Walnut is the full wall, about 79 inches wide, with nine activities including a rock wall. For lower ceilings, see the 79 inch Neem. Add-Ons Grow the Neem with the Neem Playset Mat, a ladder attachment, the stretch bar or a sensory swing.
