The OnSite HomeWall 2.0 is compatible with the Kilter Original, Kilter FullRide, MoonBoard, and Tension Board 2. It can also be configured with custom holds to create a personalized spray wall. Holds and LEDs sets are sold separately.

No. Climbing holds are not included and must be sourced separately from their respective manufacturer.

No. The HomeWall 2.0 is designed for climbers of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to advanced climbers looking for a dedicated training setup.

Take measurements and photos of your available space and contact us. We can help determine the best wall size, board system, and configuration for your needs.

Our smallest configuration is 7’ × 10’. It requires a clear area of at least 10’ 8” wide × 12’ 5” long × 10’ 10” high. Boards can be installed at a steeper angle if the ceiling height does not meet the maximum requirement.

Yes. Different configurations can accommodate specific ceiling heights, room dimensions, and preferred layouts.

Requirements depend on the wall size and anchor system. The HomeWall 2.0 can be mounted to wood structures using 2×4 or 2×6 studs or to suitable steel building structures, typically using 3/4” or 1” plywood backing. We recommend consulting a local structural engineer to confirm that your space can support the required loads.

All of our HomeWall 2.0 configurations are designed to be adjustable either manually or by using an electric winch. Chain adjustment typically takes 10–20 minutes with 2–4 people, while the electric winch allows you to change the wall angle in approximately 30 seconds using standard 120V power, just like a normal commercial training board.

The HomeWall 2.0 is the result of over 5 years of dedicated development and testing. We build and rigorously test every design by climbing on our own prototypes to validate system integrity, stability, and performance. Every structural component and fastener is selected to meet strict load-bearing standards. We recommend consulting a local structural engineer to confirm that your space can support the required loads. Fixed-chain configurations use a dedicated central backup chain. Winch-driven configurations use tight side links or cables as secondary safety backups. Both configurations have 3 points of attachment, and at least one point should always remain connected to support the wall while the others are being adjusted.

Yes. Self-installation requires basic construction and power-tool knowledge, as well as at least one additional person to assist. You can also hire a local handyman or contractor.

Self-installation typically requires approximately 12–24 hours of total labor, depending on the wall size, configuration, and your experience.

You need basic construction knowledge and an extra person to help you. You can also hire a local handyman to install it for you. We offer installation, contact us for more details.

Yes. Professional installation is available and typically takes 2–3 days. The client is responsible for the technician’s airfare, lodging, and per diem expenses.

Yes. The HomeWall 2.0 can be carefully disassembled and reinstalled at another location, provided the new space meets the necessary structural and clearance requirements.

OnSite offers oversized crash pads measuring 80” × 60” × 9”, made with open-cell foam and a durable 1000D nylon cover. Complete pads are CA$1,200, and replacement nylon covers are CA$450.

Yes. Contact our team at sales@theonsite.com with your questions, space measurements, and photos, and we can help you determine the best configuration for your space.