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1 Types of Ropes Courses Developmental Products
2 Contents Types of Developmental Ropes Courses Page RCD Developmental Elements 2-3 RCD Linear Ropes Course 4-6 RCD All in One Ropes Course 7-9 RC D Free Standing Rectangular Ropes C ourse RCD Double Sided Climbing Tower RCD Four Sided Climbing Tower RCD Team Swing 17 RCD Zip Wire 18 The following products are, for the most part, designed for use as part of an assisted bottom rope belay system (see website for more details). 1
3 RCD Elements Ropes Course Elements Abseil Platform Balance Beam Crate Challenge High All Aboard High See Saw Inclined Log 1-4 People 1-6 People Jacob's Ladder Leap of Faith Developmental Elements 1-4 People 1-6 People 1-4 People 2
4 RCD Elements Ropes Course Elements Multi-Vine Peg Pole Climb Postman's Walk Step Across PO WERFAN Heights up to 60 metres / 200 ft 1-6 People Shaylor Struggle 1-6 People Zip Wire 3Developmental Elements
5 RCD Linear Ropes Courses RCD Linear Ropes Courses Price Range: 18,000-30,000 Description: This ropes course really does provide unbeatable value for money. Conforms to EN: for artificial climbing structures Meets the requirements of pren: for Ropes Courses Designed to address Working at Height Legislation. This includes, amongst other things, the new RCD tracking system Poles protrude 13 metres above the ground. Heights of elements vary between 9.5 metres and 12 metres, Main supporting beam is at 12.5 metres. Higher or lower structures possible Operational ground area required is approximately 17 metres x 10 metres. Four guy cables (these are not a structural but stability requirement only) extend beyond the operational area Designed to minimise the need for maintenance in every respect Has a life time guarantee on workmanship Designed to be used by as many as 3 groups of 12 people simultaneously Steel finish can be painted or galvanised. The latter is recommended in most circumstances as this will generally provide years protection Designed to prohibit unauthorised access for the first three metres when the ropes course is not in use Poles can now be mounted above the ground to maximise longevity. New EU regulations pertaining to timber treatment have reduced the effectiveness of the preservation process. The new pole mounting method, adopted by RCD, is expected to provide over 20 years life expectancy under normal circumstances. Tested ground anchors included Safety signs included Can accommodate the new POWERFAN designed and tested in accordance with relevant parts of BS: EN: and conforms to pren: for Ropes Courses Can accommodate an RCD Zip Wire and abseil platform Option for complete ground covering (pea gravel to 150mm minimum with geo-textile membrane and appropriate retainers). This is necessary both from an aesthetic perspective and to ensure operational efficiency. 4
6 RCD Linear Ropes Courses Course Layout The elements in each section can vary. The examples below indicate the maximum number of elements on the course. A Zip Wire, POWERFAN and Abseil Platform are feasible on all options. Option 1 Left Hand End: High See Saw Right Hand End: Single and Double Leap of Faith High All Aboard Peg Pole Climb - (combined with the High All Aboard and Leap of Faith) Crate Challenge Central Section: Jacob s Ladder Option 2 Left Hand End: Jacob s Ladder Right Hand End: Single and Double Leap of Faith High All Aboard Peg Pole Climb - (combined with the High All Aboard and Leap of Faith) Crate Challenge Central Section: High See Saw Balance Beam Step Across Small Step Across Large Postman s Walk Multi-Vine 5
7 RCD Linear Ropes Courses Costs: P rice Range (depending on elements): 18,000-27,000 G round covering: 2,900 Additional Options: PO WERFAN RC D Zip Wire subject to RC D Abseil Platform site visit P ost & rail fencing - around perimeter Security fencing (2 metre high) Above ground pole mounting 1,900 2, G Swing provides a 22 metre pendulum! 5,800 6
8 RCD All in One Ropes Courses RCD All in One Ropes Courses Price Range 29,000 35,000 Description: This is a remarkable facility in that it provides a comprehensive climbing wall and a substantial ropes course on only two main structural poles! If the budget is limited but a ropes course and climbing facility is required then this is the ideal solution. Central Section Double Sided Wall General Specifications Meets the requirements of EN: for artificial climbing structures Meets the requirements of pren: for Ropes Courses Designed to minimise the need for maintenance Designed to address Working at Height Legislation in terms of appropriate access for instructors incorporating amongst other things the new RCD tracking system Tested ground anchors included Ground covering (area 6 metres x 10 metres) pea gravel with appropriate retainers. Option for complete ground covering (pea gravel to 150mm minimum with geo-textile membrane and appropriate retainers). This is necessary both from an aesthetic perspective and to ensure operational efficiency Fencing options. Post & rail or security Safety signs included Aesthetically pleasing, well crafted (fully treated) timber construction Standard dimensions: Height to top platform 10 metres. Maximum Height of vertical wall can be 12 metres. Maximum height of poles above the ground 14 metres. Maximum height of roof above ground 16 metres. Smaller or larger dimensions possible Space for up to 3 climbing routes on 2 sides (total 6 routes). One side is inclined Standard belay arrangements for either bottom or top rope belaying Can accommodate an RCD Zip Wire Pitched roof with gutters - optional Unauthorised access to climbing routes can be prohibited when structure not in use by means of draw bridge or covers Can accommodate the new POWERFAN designed and tested in accordance with relevant parts of BS: EN: and conforming to pren: for Ropes Courses Poles can now be mounted above the ground to maximise longevity. New EU regulations pertaining to timber treatment have reduced the effectiveness of the preservation process. The new pole mounting method, adopted by RCD, is expected to provide over 20 years life expectancy under normal circumstances. 7
9 RCD All in One Ropes Courses RCD Linear and All in One Ropes Course. Galvanised finish. Specialist Rail System and vertical lifelines ensures conformity to Working at Height Directive for Instructors whilst accessing the ropes course. RCD Shear Reduction Devices greatly reduce wear to climbing ropes and make belaying safer. Belay Beam ensures conformity to EN: and allows a number of team elements to be used simultaneously. Additionally it minimises the requirement for maintenance and inspection. Option Left Hand End: Jacob s Ladder or High See Saw or Shaylor Struggle Right Hand End: Crate Challenge Single and Double Leap of Faith High All Aboard Peg Pole Climb 8
10 RCD All in One Ropes Courses Costs Standard C ost (depending on elements): 29,000-32,000 Finished G round covering 2,900 Additional Options: PO WERFAN RC D Zip Wire subject to site visit Un-belayed internal access to top platform by means of fixed ladder 2,850 via four platforms: Roof 1,970 Timber draw-bridge to prevent unauthorised access to walls: 1,350 Safety sheets on each wall to prevent unauthorised access: 830 Auto Belay (red-points) 1,300 + VAT Post & rail fencing - around perimeter Security fencing (2 metre high) Above ground pole mounting 1, , VAT 9
11 RCD Free Standing Rectangular Ropes Course RCD Free Standing Rectangular Ropes Course Price Range: 27,700-40,000 Description: This is a free standing design (negating the need for any guy cables). The structure: Conforms to EN: (for artificial climbing structures) Meets the requirements of the pren: for Ropes Courses Designed to address Working at Height Legislation in terms of appropriate access for instructors Standard dimensions. Poles 13 metres above the ground. Higher and lower structures possible Steel finish can be painted or galvanised. Latter recommended for longevity but is marginally more expensive (details overleaf) Belay beams in place of cables minimise the need for maintenance and maximise the number of team elements. Additionally belay beams enable the structure to be free standing and eliminate the need for the same daily inspections that are required with cable Designed to be used by up to 6 groups of 12 people simultaneously Is generally designed to prohibit unauthorised access for the first 3 metres when the ropes course is not in use (a security type fence however will achieve the same outcome) Safety signs included Tested belay and ground anchors included Option for complete ground covering (pea gravel to 150mm minimum with geo-textile membrane and appropriate retainers). This is necessary both from an aesthetic perspective and to ensure operational efficiency. Poles can now be mounted above the ground to maximise longevity. New EU regulations pertaining to timber treatment have reduced the effectiveness of the preservation process. The new pole mounting method, adopted by RCD, is expected to provide over 20 years life expectancy under normal circumstances. 10
12 RCD Free Standing Rectangular Ropes Course High Elements Can Include: Jacob s Ladder Two Jacob s Ladders can be installed to provide a wider range of challenge High All Aboard Peg Pole Climb Leap of Faith Crate Challenge High See Saw Shaylor Struggle Inclined Log Postman s Walk Multi Vine Step Across 11
13 RCD Free Standing Rectangular Ropes Course Costs: P rice Range (depending on elements chosen): 27,700-35,000 Finished G round covering: 3,470 Additional Options: 3G Swing. Provides a 22 metre pendulum! 5,800 Zip Wire subject to PO WERFAN Abseil Platform site visit Post and rail fencing 2,700 Security fencing 3,300 Above ground pole mounting 1,950-2,200 12
14 RCD Double Sided Climbing Tower RCD Double Sided Climbing Tower Price Range: 19,800-28,000 Description: This is a simple but highly effective product that has been tried, tested and refined over nearly 15 years. General Specifications Meets the requirements of EN: for artificial climbing structures Meets the requirements of pren: for Ropes Courses Designed to minimise the need for maintenance Designed to address Working at Height Legislation in terms of appropriate access for instructors Tested ground anchors included Ground covering (area 6 metres x 10 metres) pea gravel with appropriate retainers. Option for complete ground covering (pea gravel to 150mm minimum with geo-textile membrane and appropriate retainers). This is necessary both from an aesthetic perspective and to ensure operational efficiency. Fencing options. Post & rail or security Safety signs included Aesthetically pleasing, well crafted (fully treated) timber construction Normal Dimensions: Height to top platform 10 metres. Maximum height of vertical walls can be 12 metres. Maximum height of poles above the ground 14 metres. Maximum height of roof above ground 16 metres. Smaller or larger dimensions are possible Space for up to 3 climbing routes on 2 sides (total 6 routes). One side is inclined Standard belay arrangements for either bottom or top rope belaying Pitched roof with gutters - optional Unauthorised access to climbing routes can be prohibited when structure not in use by means of draw bridge or covers Can include internal access to the top platform with a series of short ladders via four platforms. Can accommodate the new POWERFAN designed and tested in accordance with relevant parts of BS: EN: and conforming to pren:15567 for Ropes Courses Can accommodate an RCD Zip Wire Can accommodate an RCD 3G Swing with 22 metre pendulum Poles can now be mounted above the ground to maximise longevity. New EU regulations pertaining to timber treatment have reduced the effectiveness of the preservation process. The new pole mounting method, adopted by RCD, is expected to provide over 20 years life expectancy under normal circumstances. 13
15 RCD Double Sided Climbing Tower Costs Standard C ost: 19,800 G round covering 2,300 Additional Options: PO WERFAN 3G Swing. Provides a 22 metre pendulum! 5,800 RC D Zip Wire subject to site visit Un-belayed internal access to top platform: Roof 2,850 1,970 Timber draw-bridge to prevent unauthorised access to walls: 1,350 Safety sheets on each wall to prevent unauthorised access: 830 Auto Belay (red-points) P ost & rail fencing - around perimeter Security fencing (2 metre high) Above ground pole mounting 1,300 1,100 2,
16 RCD Four Sided Climbing Tower RCD Four Sided Climbing Tower Price Range: 25,700-50,000 This provides a climbing facility that addresses the balance between, longevity, aesthetic appeal, operational efficiency, flexibility of use and cost. There are a number of different options available (quoted for separately) and can if necessary be implemented at a later stage. The Standard Tower commences at 25,700. With the inclusion of most of the options this figure can rise to around 50,000. In the list below all the features and aspects marked with an asterisk are provided as standard. Meets the requirements of EN: for artificial climbing structures* Meets the requirements of pren: for Ropes Courses* Designed to minimise, in every respect, the need for maintenance* Designed to address Working at Height Legislation in terms of appropriate access for instructors - when staircase option not chosen* Tested ground anchors* Ground covering (area 10 metres x 10 metres) pea gravel with appropriate retainers*. Option for complete ground covering (pea gravel to 150mm minimum with geo-textile membrane and appropriate retainers). This is necessary both from an aesthetic perspective and to ensure operational efficiency Fencing options. Post & rail or security Safety rails around the top platform allowing un-belayed access on to the top platform Safety signs* Is a free standing structure (unless Zip Wire installed)* Unauthorised access to walls can be prohibited when structure is not in use by means of draw bridge or covers Aesthetically pleasing, well crafted (fully treated) timber construction* Normal Dimensions (standard): Height to top platform 10 metres* Maximum height of walls can be 12 metres* Tower dimensions 4 metres x 4 metres* Maximum height of poles above the ground 14 metres* Maximum height of roof above ground 16 metres Designed to accommodate a spiral (galvanised) or timber staircase allowing un-belayed access to the top platform or timber staircase Has a life time guarantee on workmanship* Can accommodate the new generation POWERFAN designed and tested in accordance with relevant parts of BS: EN: and pren: for Ropes Courses Can accommodate an RCD Zip Wire Can accommodate an RCD 3G Swing with a 22 metre pendulum Can accommodate an RCD continuous belay ropes course on rails or cable Space for up to 3 climbing routes on 4 sides (total 12 routes). One side is inclined.* Additional faces can be inclined and overhangs are possible Lockable door to the tower and store in base* Secure area in the base of the tower.* Standard belay arrangements for either bottom or top rope belaying* Can accommodate an attractive pitched roof with gutters Can accommodate the same developmental ropes course elements as depicted on RCD All in One product on page 8. * Standard features 15
17 RCD Four Sided Climbing Tower Cost Standard C ost: 25,700 + VAT Options for the RCD Activity Tower: Spiral staircase 14,700 + VAT Timber staircase 7,800 + VAT Roof with guttering 3,300 + VAT POWERFAN (to: BS: EN: & pren ropes courses) POA Guard rails around top platform VAT RCD Zip Wire (subject to design) POA Timber doors to prevent unauthorised access VAT (per face) Safety Sheets to prevent unauthorised access VAT (per face) Post & rail fencing - around perimeter 1,500 + VAT Security fencing (2 metre high) 4,800 + VAT around perimeter Continuous Ropes Course (cable or rail) Price subject to design Auto Belay (red-points) budget price for each 1,300 + VAT O verhanging sections Price subject to design Additional inclined faces (each face) 2,300 + VAT Lighting inside Tower Above ground pole mounting 1,560 16
18 RCD Team Swing RCD Team Swing Price Range: 9,000-17,000 One or two participants are hoisted upwards by team members. Participants choose when to commence the swing by activating a quick release mechanism by their side. The higher they go - the greater and faster they swing. The maximum hoist angle is approximately 10 degrees beneath the horizontal. Heights of the structure can vary but, typically the main supporting poles are 13 metres above the ground and the hoisting pole 17 metres above the ground. Participants are clipped in from a special mounting trolley that is 1200mm above the ground and this gives a maximum pendulum of 18 metres or 60 feet. Maximum pole height 17 metres Working at Height Legislation addressed in terms of instructor access Fencing included for safe operation Ground covering included for effective operation and enhanced aesthetics Purpose built, aluminium Mounting Trolley with concrete launching pad included Double guying system adopted for increased security and stability Conformity to pren: for Ropes Courses Auto locking device and lowering device on hoisting system for increased safety. Participants self release is possible from any stage during the hoisting process Automatic hoist option. Options for the RCD Team Swing Automatic hoist 10,500 + VAT Above ground pole mounting VAT 17
19 RCD Zip Wire RCD Zip Wire Prices from: 4,000 Zip Wires are always popular! In theory the only limitation to a length of a Zip Wire is the topography over which it is to be built. On level ground and when constructed from standard length poles the maximum practical length is approximately 200 metres. A greater elevation at the start and finish, compared to that in the middle will enable a longer Zip Wire to be built - given the same structural supports at either end. The longest Zip Wire to date is over 2km! The first consideration in designing a Zip Wire is to establish the required throughput. If a turnover of more than 15 people an hour is important then consideration needs to be given to the means of access and egress. The simplest option is for participants to be belayed up a tree or pole to a launching platform. This process can be speeded up by dispatching participants from a purpose built tower with an internal staircase or out of the side of, or from the top of, an existing building. Fast access to the start makes a big difference to the throughput but fast egress is equally important. This can be achieved by having two cables from one dispatching platform and this system does not require any increase in staff. In terms of egress the normal method used is for participants to end at about 3-5 metres high and then, under the control of an instructor (who holds the bottom of their attachment rope) to release their belay device and slide to the ground. An alternative method is to use a releasable bungee and this enables participants to slide forward to the ground and be unclipped. The trolley can be removed at the same time if necessary and this method is ideal when the Zip Wire goes over rough terrain or water when dragging the trolley back to the start is not a viable option. A number of trolleys stacked on the cable at the start of the session can ensure a rapid throughput. There are a number of other dismounting systems ranging from hydraulic platforms to mechanical winches but the cost of these will need to be balanced against the throughput. 18
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