Once a foam shape is made, it’s time to mold it for production. We decide on a molding method for each shape to ensure no materials are wasted. Larger shapes require a two-part mold to reduce the final cost and weight, while smaller shapes are molded together. When it comes time for production, we cast a durable polyurethane into the mold. Our plastic is custom formulated by a urethane chemist to withstand the stress that climbing holds must endure. It’s resistant to abrasion, cracking, and flexing, making it perfect for commercial and residential spaces. After the holds are cured, the backs of each hold are sanded flat and bolt holes drilled clean. Holds are then cleaned and checked for quality before packaging.
Most of our holds can be mounted using a ⅜” bolt on any climbing wall with t-nuts. Larger shapes will have screw holes that can be used as a second anchor point to stop holds from spinning. Some of our smaller shapes are mounted only using screws. All of our mounting points are poured with a metal washer to prevent holds from cracking.