DE102013109623A1 - Climbing wall with movable support - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a climbing wall (1) with a movable support body (2), the support body (2) having chain links (10). The invention is characterized in that the chain links (10) have connecting means, the chain links (10) being positively connected to one another by means of the connecting means.

Description

The invention relates to a climbing wall according to the preamble of claim 1.

Such climbing walls are well known. For example, from the document DE 102 35 148 A1 a climbing wall with a rolling armor known, which is formed from support plates, which are each connected by welding or casting technology opposite each other with roller bushings. By connecting rods, the carrier plates with the roller bushings are hingedly connected, wherein the formed rolling armor with the support plates, the connecting rods and the roller bushes wound around the drive wheels.

A disadvantage of this climbing wall is that additional connecting rods are required to connect the carrier plates together. As a result, the installation of the climbing walls is relatively expensive. In addition, the connecting rods have a relatively high weight and tend to vibrate during operation of the climbing wall, so that there may be stability problems in the operation of the climbing wall

It is therefore the object of the present invention to provide a climbing wall, which does not have the disadvantages of the prior art.

The climbing wall according to claim 1 has over the prior art has the advantage that the chain links themselves have the connecting means for the positive connection of the chain links, so that no additional connection means are necessary for the positive connection of the chain links. As a result, the weight of the support body is considerably reduced. In addition, vibrations of the support body are substantially reduced. Furthermore, the assembly of the chain links or the support body is considerably simplified.

The support body is movable along a direction of movement. The direction of movement of the support body is opposite to the climbing direction of the climber, d. H. when the climber climbs up, the direction of movement of the support body is directed downwards, and vice versa. Preferably, the direction of movement is adjustable both downwards and upwards. This is advantageous with the climbing wall both climbing uphill and downhill training can be trained.

The chain links may be any elements that can be connected to form the movable support body. Preferably, the chain links are plate-shaped, more preferably, the chain links have a rectangular plate shape. The connecting means may be any means, under the exclusive use of which a positive connection between adjacent, parallel and / or transversely arranged to the direction of chain links can be made, d. H. without additional elements, such. As rods o. Ä., Are necessary.

Advantageous embodiments and modifications of the invention are the dependent claims, as well as the description with reference to the drawings.

To move the support body, the climbing wall preferably has a drive. As a drive, the climbing wall particularly preferably at least one motor drive unit, such as. z. B. an electric motor. Preferably, the drive is designed such that the direction of movement and / or the speed of movement are adjustable. Due to the adjustability of the movement speed, the climbing wall can advantageously be variably adapted to the ability of the climber according to the degree of difficulty and / or the experience of the climber. Preferably, the drive drives a drive shaft, wherein drive wheels are arranged on the drive shaft. The drive wheels transmit the rotation of the drive shaft to the chain links or the support body.

Alternatively or additionally, it is possible that the support body is at least movable by the weight of the climber.

Preferably, the support body is formed flat, d. H. Preferably, the support body has a main extension plane. This means that the thickness of the support body is small compared to the width and height of the support body.

Preferably, the support body is formed circumferentially, d. H. Preferably, the support body is formed as an endless belt or endless chain. Preferably, the support body is deflected about an upper deflection axis and a lower deflection axis, more preferably, the support body is deflected at the upper deflection axis and at the lower deflection axis in each case by 180 °. Preferably, on one side of the climbing wall shows the direction of movement of the support body down and on the other side of the climbing wall shows the direction of movement upwards. As a result, climbing on both sides is advantageously possible, i. H. Mountain climbing can be practiced on one side of the climbing wall, and on the other side of the climbing wall, climbing down the mountain can be practiced at the same time.

The movement of the support body is preferably via photocells, light barriers, Light curtains, electro-optical and / or electro-acoustic distance measuring devices, and / or mechanical switches controllable at appropriate locations such. B. on climbing holds, handle and / or tread elements are arranged.

According to a preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links are of similar design. Likewise means that all chain links are formed identically at least with respect to the connecting means. This makes it advantageously possible to simplify the production of the chain links, the structure of the support body and the mounting of the support body substantially. In addition, defective links can be easily replaced by intact links.

According to a preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links are releasably connected to each other. This makes it advantageously possible to solve the connection of the chain links in a simple manner and reassemble the chain links in a different form. This advantageously achieves a comparatively high degree of flexibility in the assembly of the chain links or of the carrier body.

According to a preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links are rotatably connected to each other. Preferably connected chain links are rotatable about a rotation axis, wherein the rotation axis is particularly preferably transverse to the direction of movement of the support body. Most preferably, the axis of rotation extends transversely to the direction of movement and parallel to the main extension plane of the support body.

The rotatable connection of the chain links advantageously makes it possible for the carrier body to be designed to be circumferential in a simple manner.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links are connected with respect to the direction of movement of the support body parallel to the direction of movement and / or transversely to the direction of movement. The chain links are thus preferably arranged one behind the other and / or next to one another with respect to the direction of movement. This makes it advantageously possible to vary the height of the support body and / or the width of the support body can be flexible without the chain links must be adjusted.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links are made of a plastic material. This makes it advantageously possible to keep the weight of the support body comparatively low, whereby the climbing wall is relatively easy to construct. Preferably, the chain links are produced by injection molding, whereby the production of the chain links is advantageously substantially simplified.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links have on their upper side a bushing for receiving a climbing grip, wherein the bushing preferably has a screw thread. The top of the chain links is the side facing the climber. As a climbing handle projections, handles and / or troughs can be arranged, which can be used by the climber with his hands and / or feet. Advantageously, different levels of difficulty can be generated by forming various climbing routes on the support body with the climbing grips. Preferably, the bushing is arranged centrally in the chain link, whereby advantageously an optimal load absorption can take place.

Due to the screw thread, it is advantageously possible to arrange conventional climbing holds on the chain links, so that no adjustment of the climbing holds must be made to the socket. As a result, the climbing wall can be used with conventional climbing handles, which makes assembly much easier. Preferably, the socket has a brass material, whereby advantageously the stability of the socket can be improved. This allows the socket to take a comparatively large load, so z. B. also relatively heavy climbers can use the climbing wall.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the connecting means comprise a first pivot pin and a first pivot pin receptacle, wherein the first pivot pin is arranged on a first end side of the chain links and on a second end face of the chain links, the first pivot pin receptacle is arranged, wherein the first pivot pin receptacle for Receiving the first pivot pin of a chain member arranged adjacent in the direction of movement is used. The end faces are those sides of the chain links, which are arranged in the direction of movement front or rear. As a result, it is advantageously possible to connect the chain links with one another in a simple manner in the direction of movement one behind the other, ie parallel to the direction of movement, without additional connecting elements being necessary.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the connecting means comprise a second pivot pin and a second pivot pin receptacle, wherein the second pivot pin is arranged on the second end side of the chain links, wherein the second pivot pin receptacle is arranged on the first end side of the chain links, wherein the second pivot pin receptacle for receiving the second pivot pin of a transverse or offset transversely to the direction of movement adjacent arranged chain link is used. As a result, it is advantageously possible to connect the chain links in a simple manner next to each other, ie transversely to the direction of movement, in a form-fitting manner, without additional connecting elements being necessary.

The connection of the chain links by means of pivot pin and pivot pin receptacle further advantageously allows the comparatively simple production of a rotatable connection between the chain links, so that the support body can be realized circumferentially in a simple manner.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the connecting means consist at least partially of metal. Due to the metal formation of the connecting means, it is advantageously possible to substantially increase the stability of the chain link, because comparatively high loads by the climber occur in the region of the connecting means. Preferably, at least one pivot pin is made of a metal. If the chain link is made of a plastic material, the connecting means can be encapsulated with the plastic material in order to produce a stable connection in a simple manner. Thereby, it is advantageously possible to produce a comparatively light chain link made of plastic material, which at the same time fulfills the strength requirements or stability requirements of the climbing wall due to the metal formation of the connecting elements.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the connection means comprise lateral attachment means, wherein left lateral attachment means are formed as counterparts to right lateral attachment means. By left and right side attachment means are meant those which are seen laterally in the direction of movement, i. H. are arranged transversely to the direction of movement, on the chain link. The counterpart design makes it possible for lateral attachment means to be connected to each other by laterally adjacent chain links. The lateral fastening means advantageously allow a particularly stable connection of the chain links transversely to the direction of movement, whereby the stability of the supporting body is substantially improved.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the support body is bounded laterally by side end pieces. The limitation by side end pieces advantageously allows improved guidance of the support body parallel to the direction of movement, whereby the stability of the support body can be substantially improved. The side end pieces preferably have lateral attachment means formed as counterparts to the lateral attachment means of the chain links. Thus, one of the Seitenabschlussstücke can be connected in much the same way with a chain link, as well as adjacent chain links can be connected together. As a result, the chain links can advantageously be positively connected both with other chain links as well as with Seitenabschlussstücken, whereby the mounting of the support body is considerably simplified.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that hold-downs are arranged on the chain links, wherein the hold-downs are movably guided in guide rails. Preferably, the hold-down at the bottom, d. H. on the side facing away from the climber, the chain links arranged. Thereby, it is advantageously possible to fix the chain links in a direction perpendicular to the direction of movement, whereby the chain links can be stabilized in climbing load and the climbing comfort can be significantly improved.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the chain links have ribs, wherein the ribs are preferably formed parallel and / or transversely to the direction of movement. On the one hand, the ribs serve to reinforce the chain links in order to better absorb the climbing load. In addition, it is advantageously possible to drive the chain links in a relatively simple manner and lead. The aligned parallel to the direction of movement ribs serve to guide the chain link parallel to the direction of movement. The arranged transversely to the direction of movement ribs are detected by the drive wheels, z. B. by the drive wheels have recesses into which the ribs engage, so that the drive wheels can drive the chain links or the support body.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the support body has a plurality of transverse to the direction of movement arranged columns of chain links, each column is assigned a drive wheel. Each column is thus driven by its own drive wheel. As a result, it is advantageously possible to distribute the drive load over a plurality of drive wheels and to support each column with a drive wheel. As a result, the drive of the supporting body is advantageously improved considerably and the stability of the climbing wall is substantially improved.

Alternatively, it is also possible that only every second, third or fourth column is driven by its own drive wheel.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the climbing wall or the supporting body is tilt-adjustable, ie the inclination of the climbing wall or the supporting body with respect to the Set-up area, ie the area on which the climbing wall is placed, can be adjusted. So z. B. for beginners climbing a shallower angle of inclination are set as an advanced climber. This considerably improves the possibilities of use of the climbing wall.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the upper half of the support body is pivotable, so that an overhang can be simulated. This can be z. B. be achieved by a correspondingly movable storage of the upper half of the support body. As a result, demanding climbing on the overhang can be advantageously trained.

According to another preferred embodiment, it is provided that the climbing wall can be controlled by an electronic control device, wherein the control device is preferably voice-based and / or light barrier-based.

Thus, also disclosed is a system of a climbing wall according to one of the preceding embodiments and an electronic control device, wherein the climbing wall is controllable by the control device, wherein the control device is preferably voice-based and / or light barrier based. The control device may be arranged externally or at least partially integrated in the climbing wall. Preferably, the control device has a screen on which the current settings of the climbing wall are displayed. More preferably, the control device has a touch screen with which the settings of the climbing wall can be changed. This advantageously simplifies the operation of the climbing wall.

With the control device can, for. B. the inclination of the climbing wall can be adjusted. In addition, by means of the control device, the speed and / or the direction of the support body movement can be adjusted. Voice-based control allows the climber, while hanging from the climbing wall, to control the climbing wall without stopping the climbing process. Through photoelectric barriers can be made possible that the climbing wall is controlled when the climber interrupts a photocell, so z. B. when the photocells are interrupted, the speed is increased or decreased. This also serves the safety of the climber.

Embodiments of the present invention are illustrated in the drawings and explained in more detail in the following description.

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1 a chain link of a supporting body of a climbing wall according to the invention according to an exemplary embodiment in plan view,

2 : the chain link after 1 in side view,

3 : the chain link after 1 from underneath,

4 1: a detail of a supporting body of a climbing wall according to the invention according to an exemplary embodiment in plan view,

5 : according to the supporting body 4 in side view,

6 1: a detail of a supporting body of a climbing wall according to the invention according to a further exemplary embodiment in plan view,

7 : according to the supporting body 6 in side view,

8th a climbing wall according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention,

9 . 10 and 11 the upper area of the climbing wall 8th and

12 : the upper area of the climbing wall 8th in a side view.

In the various figures, the same parts are always provided with the same reference numerals and are therefore usually named or mentioned only once in each case.

In 1 - 3 is schematically a chain link 10 a supporting body 2 a climbing wall according to the invention 1 illustrated in more detail according to an exemplary embodiment. The chain link 10 has on its top a socket 22 on, which has a bore, wherein the socket 22 preferably made of brass material. At this socket 22 a climbing grip can be fastened, which the climber can use to climb while climbing. Preferably, the socket 22 a screw thread on, so the climbing handle in the socket 22 can be screwed. This allows easy attachment and replacement of the climbing handle, so that the climbing wall can be flexibly equipped with climbing handles. This advantageously allows the provision of different levels of difficulty that the climber has to deal with.

Viewed in the direction of movement B, wherein the direction of movement B, the direction of movement B of the support body 2 is, has the chain link 10 a front, first end 11 and a rear, second end face 12 on. Transversely to the direction of movement B is aligned at the front end 11 a first, front pintle 13 (Also called connecting means below) arranged. At the rear end 12 is transverse to the direction B, a first, rear pivot pin receptacle 15 (Also called connecting means below) arranged in the form of a bore. The first pintle 13 and the first pivot pin receptacle 15 are essentially central to the chain link 10 arranged, viewed transversely to the direction of movement B. The first pivot pin holder 15 serves to receive another first pivot pin 13 another chain link 10 , which in the direction of movement B behind the chain link 10 is arranged adjacent, which thus at the rear end side 12 in contact with the chain link shown 10 is.

Furthermore, the chain link 10 a second, rear pivot pin 14 (hereinafter also referred to as connecting means), which in a direction of movement B viewed lateral region of the chain link 10 protrudes laterally. On the opposite side of the chain link 10 has the chain link 10 a second, front pivot pin receptacle 16 (hereinafter also referred to as connecting means) in the form of a bore, laterally outwardly on the chain link 10 is arranged. The second pivot pin holder 16 serves to accommodate a further second pivot pin 14 a laterally adjacent another chain link 10 or a laterally offset adjacent arranged further chain link 10 , The pintles 13 . 14 are each as a counterpart to the corresponding pivot pin receptacles 15 . 16 designed so that the pintle 13 . 14 with the pivot pin receptacles 15 . 16 can make a positive connection.

Furthermore, the chain link 10 lateral attachment hooks on the side surfaces 17 . 18 (also referred to below as connecting means) and lateral hook receptacles 19 . 20 (hereinafter also called connecting means), wherein the lateral hook receptacles 19 . 20 for receiving additional lateral attachment hooks 17 . 18 from laterally adjacent further chain links 10 serve. The lateral attachment hooks 17 . 18 are each as a counterpart to the side hook receptacles 19 . 20 educated.

On the underside has the chain link 10 a variety of ribs 21 on. These ribs 21 serve on the one hand the reinforcement of the chain link 10 , On the other hand serve the aligned parallel to the direction of movement B ribs 21 as a guide means, whereby the chain link 10 opposite a drive wheel 30 is guided laterally. The ribs arranged transversely to the direction of movement B. 21 serve as engagement means for gears of the drive wheel 30 so the drive wheel 30 with the chain link 10 is drive connected. These mentioned functions can also be fulfilled individually and independently of one another and are essentially the result of the other features of the chain links described 10 independently.

4 schematically shows a detail of a support body 2 a climbing wall according to the invention 1 according to an exemplary embodiment in a plan view. 5 shows schematically the support body 2 according to 4 in a side view. In this exemplary embodiment, the links are 10 arranged in the direction of movement B one behind the other, wherein transversely to the direction of movement B, only one chain link 10 is arranged. The connection of the chain links 10 takes place as already in the 1 - 3 described. The first pivot pin holder 15 take another first pintle 13 another chain link 10 on, which in the direction of movement B behind the chain link 10 is arranged adjacent. At the chain links 10 are lateral side end pieces 25 . 26 appropriate. The side completion pieces 25 . 26 also serve to cover laterally arranged attachment hooks 17 . 18 and / or pintle 13 . 14 , so that as level as possible side guide surfaces 23 . 24 can be formed.

The supporting body 2 is essentially flat, ie the support body 2 has a main extension plane 100 on, with the main extension direction 100 here in the picture plane. The carrying body 2 thus has a thickness which is low compared to the height and width of the support body.

The chain links 10 are movably connected to each other, ie the chain links 10 are about a rotation axis 40 (shown in dashed lines) rotatably connected to each other. The rotation axis 40 runs transversely to the direction of movement B and lies in the main extension plane 100 of the supporting body 2 ,

6 schematically shows a detail of a support body 2 a climbing wall according to the invention 1 according to another exemplary embodiment in a plan view. 7 shows schematically the support body 2 according to 6 in a side view.

In this exemplary embodiment, there are two links 10 arranged side by side transversely to the direction of movement B. The connection of the chain links 10 takes place as already in the 1 - 3 described. The second pivot pin holder 16 takes another second pintle 14 a laterally adjacent another chain link 10 on. Incidentally, the comments on 4 and 5 directed.

At the bottom of the support body 2 or of the chain link 10 is a hold-down 27 arranged. The hold-down serves to the supporting body 2 or the chain link 10 in a direction perpendicular to the direction B to fix. This is the hold-down 27 for example, guided in a guide rail. This is advantageous, the support body 2 stabilized during climbing, whereby the climbing comfort can be significantly improved.

8th shows schematically a climbing wall 1 according to an exemplary embodiment. The climbing wall has a circumferential supporting body 2 on, which is movable in a direction of movement B. The supporting body 2 is thus formed as an endless belt or endless chain. The supporting body 2 becomes an upper deflection axis 41 and a lower deflection axis 42 deflected, with the support body 2 on each deflection axis 41 . 41 is deflected by 180 °.

The climbing wall 1 indicates a drive with a drive unit, such. B. an electric motor. The electric motor drives a drive shaft 34 at. On the drive shaft 34 are drive wheels 30 arranged the rotation of the drive shaft 34 transferred and the supporting body 2 or the chain links 10 in the direction of movement B drive. The supporting body 2 has twelve columns 33 at each other, or parallel to the direction of movement B, arranged chain links 10 already in the 1 - 7 have been described. The direction of movement B shows an example downwards, ie the direction in which the climber climbs, points upwards. The direction of movement B can also point upwards so that the climbing direction points downwards. The supporting body 2 can also have a different number of columns 33 exhibit. The twelve columns 33 are merely exemplary. Incidentally, the comments on the 1 - 7 directed. Each chain link 10 has a centrally located socket 22 on, on the climbing handles can be attached. In this embodiment, each column becomes 33 from its own drive wheel 30 driven, so that the drive load is distributed and each column 33 is supported, so that the stability of the support body 2 can be significantly improved.

9 . 10 and 11 show schematically the upper part of the climbing wall 1 out 8th , For better illustration of the support body 2 partially not shown. On the drive shaft 34 are twelve drive wheels 30 arranged so that each column 33 a drive wheel 30 assigned. At the chain links 10 are the hold downs 27 arranged in guide rails 32 be guided to the stability of the supporting body 2 to improve. Incidentally, the comments on the 1 - 8th directed.

12 schematically shows the upper part of the climbing wall 1 out 8th in a side view. In 12 are the ribs 21 shown at the bottom of the chain links 10 are arranged. The drive wheels 30 have recesses 35 on, in which the ribs 21 the chain links 10 intervene so that the chain links 10 be moved by the drive wheels in the direction of movement B. Incidentally, the comments on the 1 - 11 directed.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

climbing wall

2

supporting body

10

link

11

front, first end

12

rear, second front side

13

front, first pintle

14

rear, second pintle

15

rear, first pivot pin receptacle

16

front, second pivot pin receptacle

17, 18

lateral fastening hook

19, 20

lateral hook receptacle

21

ribs

22

Rifle

23, 24

Side guide surfaces

25, 26

Side terminating piece

27

Stripper plate

30

drive wheel

32

guide rail

33

Column on chain links

34

drive shaft

35

recess

40

axis of rotation

41, 42

deflection axis

100

Main extension plane of the support body

B

movement direction

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Cited patent literature

• DE 10235148 A1 [0002]

Claims (11)

Climbing wall ( 1 ) with a movable supporting body ( 2 ), wherein the supporting body ( 2 ) Chain links ( 10 ), characterized in that the chain links ( 10 ) Connecting means ( 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ), the chain links ( 10 ) by means of the connecting means ( 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ) are positively connected with each other. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that the chain links ( 10 ) are releasably connected together. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the chain links ( 10 ) are rotatably connected to each other, preferably the chain links ( 10 ) about a rotation axis ( 40 ) are rotatable, wherein the axis of rotation ( 40 ) particularly preferably transversely to the direction of movement (B), wherein very particularly preferably the axis of rotation ( 40 ) transversely to the direction of movement (B) and parallel to the main extension plane ( 100 ) of the supporting body ( 2 ) runs. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the chain links ( 10 ) with respect to a direction of movement (B) of the supporting body ( 2 ) are connected parallel to the direction of movement (B) and / or transversely to the direction of movement (B). Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the connecting means ( 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ) a first pivot pin ( 13 ) and a first pivot pin receptacle ( 15 ), wherein the first pivot pin ( 13 ) at a first end face ( 11 ) of the chain links ( 10 ) is arranged and at a second end face ( 12 ) of the chain links ( 10 ) the first pivot pin receptacle ( 15 ), wherein the first pivot pin receptacle ( 15 ) for receiving the first pivot pin ( 13 ) of a chain member arranged in the direction of movement (B) ( 10 ) serves. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the connecting means ( 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ) a second pintle ( 14 ) and a second pivot pin receptacle ( 16 ), wherein the second pivot pin ( 14 ) on the second end face ( 12 ) of the chain links ( 10 ), wherein the second pivot pin receptacle ( 16 ) at the first end face ( 11 ) of the chain links ( 10 ), wherein the second pivot pin receptacle ( 16 ) for receiving the second pivot pin ( 14 ) of a transverse or offset transversely to the direction of movement (B) arranged adjacent chain link ( 10 ) serves. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the connecting means ( 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ) lateral attachment means ( 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ), wherein left lateral attachment means ( 17 . 19 ) as counterparts to right lateral attachment means ( 18 . 20 ) are formed. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to claim 10, characterized in that the supporting body ( 2 ) laterally by Seitenabschlussstücke ( 25 . 26 ), the side end pieces ( 25 . 26 ) preferably have lateral fastening means which are used as counterparts to the lateral fastening means ( 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 ) of the chain links ( 10 ) are formed. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the chain links ( 10 ) Stripper plate ( 27 ), the hold-downs ( 27 ) movable in guide rails ( 32 ) are guided. Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the chain links ( 10 ) Ribs ( 21 ), wherein the ribs ( 21 ) are preferably formed parallel and / or transversely to the direction of movement (B). Climbing wall ( 1 ) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the supporting body ( 2 ) several transverse to the direction of movement (B) arranged columns ( 33 ) on chain links ( 10 ), each column ( 33 ) a drive wheel ( 30 ) assigned.

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