A climbing element that consists of two C-shaped metal beams mounted to two vertical posts and a messy set of metal rungs on each side and in the middle.
This climbing element can be found within a canoe shaped opening (a pointed arch or rounded triangle) and itself is a somewhat oval shaped element with the rungs of the ladder out of the plane of the rest of the structure.
A climbing element consisting of vertical metal poles supporting ropes and black belt circles in layers; each black belt circle has a hole cut from the middle to facilitate climbing.
A large, standalone rope/net climbing element with two metal arches forming the main structure. Inside that structure are four levels created by rope netting and a few panels with voids.
A standalone collection of elements consisting of three vertical posts, a bent ladder, and a spinning metal structure along with some rope elements in the middle.
