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Elevate your child’s indoor play experience with the Avenlur Walnut Modular Add-On Rope Wall Panel—a beautifully crafted, Montessori-aligned climbing net designed to promote balance, coordination, and full-body movement. This add-on panel is made to seamlessly connect with Avenlur modular jungle gyms, offering a dynamic vertical climbing challenge in a stylish and safe format.
Constructed from premium walnut wood and durable climbing rope, this rope wall brings natural aesthetics, tactile stimulation, and physical engagement into your home. It’s perfect for playrooms, Montessori environments, or active bedrooms where movement and development are encouraged every day.
🧗 Climbing Net for Full-Body Engagement – Builds core strength, coordination, and motor planning.
🌳 Sustainably Sourced Walnut Wood Frame – Strong, beautiful, and eco-conscious construction.
🔗 Modular Compatibility – Easily attaches to Avenlur jungle gyms and other add-on wall panels.
🧵 Durable, Kid-Safe Rope Design – Soft to the touch, yet strong enough for years of climbing fun.
🧸 Montessori-Inspired Design – Encourages independent movement and child-led play.
🧼 Smooth Edges & Safe Anchoring – Rounded corners and secure installation for indoor safety.
The Avenlur Rope Wall Panel offers an immersive, physical play option that grows with your child’s confidence and strength. Unlike rigid walls or single-purpose climbing toys, this panel integrates into a full modular system—allowing you to build a personalized indoor jungle gym that keeps playtime fresh, challenging, and developmentally aligned.
At Avenlur, we don’t just make playsets—we create growth environments. Our products are Montessori-aligned, made from natural, non-toxic materials, and built to last through years of active play. Where competitors may use plastic or unstable frameworks, Avenlur stands for quality, safety, sustainability, and purposeful design trusted by parents and educators nationwide.
