Climbing Gym Floor Planning Tool

Tip: press Esc at any time to cancel whatever you're currently in the middle of drawing (an in-progress climbing span, island, or calibration).

How to use it: optionally start by uploading a reference photo or scanned plan above — use Calibrate scale to click two points you know the real distance between and enter that distance, and Move image to reposition it, then trace over it with the tools below (it's a rough visual guide only; photos taken at an angle won't be pixel-accurate). Start in Draw Floor Plan mode and click each corner of your building's footprint, then click near your starting point to finish the outline. Switch to Draw Climbing Walls and click a start point on a wall, then click an end point — on that same wall, or on a different wall to wrap the span around a corner and cover any walls in between — to mark that span as climbing terrain (it doesn't have to be the whole wall) — click an existing orange span again to remove it. Use Add Island Structure to draw a climbing structure (clicks outside your building outline are ignored once it's closed): click each corner, then either close it near your starting point as a standalone freestanding island (matting on its outside face only, not inside the structure), or click on a perimeter wall to finish it as a peninsula attached to that wall — this only works if you also started the shape on a wall, and means that wall doesn't need a separate climbing-wall marking where the peninsula meets it. Click the small × at an island's centre to delete it. Use Add Door to click a point along a perimeter wall and mark an entrance — it's shown as a break in the wall with a door-swing arc; click an existing door marker again to remove it. Matting is drawn automatically along every climbing wall span and island edge using the fall-zone depth selected above, wrapped around each corner and end point so it reads as one continuous mat rather than separate overlapping pieces — overlapping coverage is not double-counted, matting never extends outside the building footprint, and matting never renders inside an island's own footprint. This tool is for early-stage estimating only — mat coverage is approximated on a grid, so double-check visually, and always confirm final dimensions, coverage, door placement, and code compliance with your equipment supplier, architect, and local building authority.