Here's a selection of FAQ's the we've received regarding the Moon SprayWall - we'll be adding to this as we get more questions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Moon SprayWall?
The Moon SprayWall is the market's first standardised, LED-enabled, variable-angle spray wall. It features continuous warped plane geometry panels that transition from a 30° angle on the left to a 45° angle on the right.
When will the Moon SprayWall be Shipping
The Moon SprayWallwill ship in early 2027 - Pre-Orders can be placed from 13th November 2026.
What holds and volumes are included?
The wall features a dense matrix of 450 holds and volumes, including textured plywood volumes, fibreglass macros, hardwood holds, and PE holds designed for modern, inclusive movement and consistent training.
Does it connect to an app?
Yes. It is fully integrated with the MoonBoard App, giving you access to global benchmarking and standardising your progression without the guesswork of traditional self-build spray walls.
What are the physical dimensions and footprint of the wall?
The space requirements depend on the frame option you choose (both measurements include a 300mm allowance for floor matting):
Freestanding Steel Frame: Requires a width of 4,698mm, a vertical clearance of 3,648mm, and a total depth footprint of 3,956mm.
Wall-Mounted DIY Wooden Frame:Requires a width of 4,698mm, a vertical clearance of 3,526mm, and a total depth footprint of 3,706mm.
Does it come in alternative colours?
The Moon SprayWall is built using our custom panels these currently only come in one colour.
Why does the freestanding model require more vertical clearance?
The extra 122mm of height required for the freestanding steel frame allows for a platform to be safely built around the feet of the frame.
Can I build my own frame for the Moon SprayWall?
Yes. You can choose between a freestanding steel frame or a DIY wooden support build. If you choose the DIY wood option, you will be provided with a footing kit that allows commercial gyms to easily mount the wall panels onto their own wooden framework.
Can I source my own panels to save on costs?
No. The complex geometry of the wall consists of 16 unique panels and 32 custom 3D plywood spacers CNC-fabricated for seamless alignment. To guarantee precision, customers must purchase the pre-formed boards and footing kit directly from us.
How much does the Moon SprayWall cost?
DIY Wood Frame Option: £20,000 + VAT (€24,000 + VAT in the EU)
Freestanding Steel Frame Option: £30,000 + VAT (€36,000 + VAT in the EU)
How much is shipping?
Shipping is charged at cost. However, early adopters can access exclusive shipping discounts once final crate weights, dimensions, and courier quotes are locked in.
Can I see or try the wall before buying?
Yes. Visitors to the Vertical Pro conference can view and climb on the wall at the show. We also offer viewings from prospective purchasers at The School Room training facility in Sheffield. Please contact us to arrange.
What is the overall floor area needed for the complete setup?
The absolute boundary for the entire setup—including the mandatory safety matting zone—is 6,456mm wide by 7,698mm deep.
What is the width breakdown of the structure itself versus the matting?
The core structural framework spans a width of 4,698mm. The safety matting design flares out to a maximum width of 6,456mm near the front lip of the wall, narrowing down to 5,616mm at its narrowest point.
How much floor space does the safety matting cover in front of the wall?
The matting extends exactly 2,500mm horizontally outward from the front lip of the climbing panels to ensure safe fall zones.
What are the footprint differences between the Steel Back Frame and the Timber Frame?
Steel Back Frame (Freestanding Only): Projects 840mm behind the climbing wall's base. Wooden Support Structure: Projects a slightly shallower profile (exact depth to be confirmed).
Climbing Panels Projection: The climbing panel section itself accounts for 3,116mm of horizontal floor depth.
What is the overall depth of the framework setup excluding the front matting?
The physical structure has a horizontal depth of 4,304mm from the very back of the frame to the front edge of the wall assembly. When measuring from the back of the frame to the furthest forward point of the matting transition zone, the total structural depth footprint reaches 5,144mm.
What are the specific floor requirements for anchoring the freestanding steel frame?
The freestanding frame's feet form a dedicated rectangular footprint area measuring 2,399mm wide by 1,804mm deep, sitting directly beneath the framework.