@pascoda @jonathanhogg hey, we’ve got an installation for you - I’d say it has a very respectable 75% chance of not killing or seriously injuring someone across the duration of the event, which is almost a guarantee.
@jonathanhogg @jon @pascoda surely theoretically we could do a low level bouldering wall with crash mats style arrangement without running into too many health and safety issues đź‘€
@sophiegarrett @jonathanhogg @jon @pascoda if we ran it horizontally and did traverse style problems there's less height to fall from, lowers the risk of injury but has a larger footprint as a trade off
@sophiegarrett @jonathanhogg @pascoda it’s absolutely doable, I’m just aware that bouldering mats for use by the public have very particular requirements around things like not having gaps you can have an ankle slip into, and I’m not sure how compatible that is with containers in a field.
@jon @jonathanhogg @sophiegarrett
if construction builds a frame around them and we lock that in place, should be fine?
@DanHatesNumbers @sophiegarrett @jonathanhogg @pascoda also means you can’t top out to an amazing view of the dance floor and a slide.
@jon @DanHatesNumbers @jonathanhogg @pascoda @sophiegarrett laser team will thank you for not entering the eyeball danger zone.
@gsuberland @DanHatesNumbers @jonathanhogg @pascoda @sophiegarrett today, in uniquely EMF problems: be careful climbers don’t end up at the same level as blinding lasers.
@jon @gsuberland @jonathanhogg @pascoda @sophiegarrett laser hazard aside, that did sound fun!