Tyre Net Wall Design & Installation

Tyre Net Wall Design & Installation

Durable climbing structures using suspended tyre systems. Designed for playful challenge in outdoor and obstacle environments.

Last updated: July 2026

What It Is & Why It Matters

A tyre net wall is a climbing structure that combines a tensioned rope net with anchored tyres, giving participants a varied, grippy surface to scramble up as a strength and coordination challenge. Built to standard, it uses rated rope, securely fixed tyres and proper fall protection for safe, repeated use.

For schools and adventure parks it is a rugged, low-maintenance, high-engagement activity that suits all ages and integrates naturally with obstacle courses and other net and climbing setups.

OXO Tyre Net Walls — By the Numbers

India's largest in-campus park
Tyre nets within Sreenidhi's 8-activity adventure campus, Hyderabad.
Auto-belay option
Tyre nets with auto-belay for schools and adventure parks.
70+ projects · 300+ activities
OXO Planet's track record across 100+ sites in 25+ states, India and Nepal.

Key Business Outcomes

  • High durability and outdoor suitability
  • Strong visual and tactile appeal
  • Engaging challenge without technical complexity
  • Cost-effective vertical engagement element
  • Suitable for kids, obstacle courses, and mixed-use zones
Tyre Net Wall

Where This Works Best?

Obstacle Courses
Scramble and coordination challenges
Kids & Family Zones
Play-oriented climbing experiences
Outdoor Adventure Parks
Durable elements suitable for rough use
Training & Recreational Camps
Low-tech, high-engagement structures

Types & Configurations

Vertical tyre net wall
Interconnected tyres suspended vertically for a straight climb — the classic format.
Inclined scramble wall
Tyres set at an incline for a lower-difficulty scramble, ideal for younger children.
Tower-integrated tyre net
Built as one face of a multi activity tower to add a climbing element economically.
Freestanding play wall
A standalone steel-framed structure combining tyres with rope-net panels for varied play.

Engineering & Core Components

Tyre Net Wall
Suspension System Engineering
Tyre assemblies are suspended to manage movement and load distribution.
Connection & Binding Design
Tyres are connected using engineered fasteners for durability.
Impact & Wear Management
Systems are designed to withstand rough use and environmental exposure.
Zone Integration
Layouts integrate with obstacle or play zones for flow continuity.

Safety as a System

Durable Suspension Systems
Tyre assemblies are designed for rough use.
Connection Integrity Checks
Binding points are inspected regularly.
Controlled User Flow
Participation is managed to prevent overcrowding.
Clear Landing Zone Management
Base areas are kept clear and monitored.
Projects We've Delivered
Implemented across adventure parks, resorts, and institutional recreation projects in India.
View projects →

Indicative Tyre Net Wall Installation Cost in India (2026)

  • Standard tyre net wall₹4–12 lakh
  • Expanded play wall₹8–20 lakh
  • Height and width are the main cost drivers — a bigger climbing face uses more tyres, rope and steel framing.
  • Building the tyre net as one face of a multi activity tower is more economical than a standalone structure.
  • Adding an auto-belay system on taller walls increases cost but lets kids climb with minimal staffing.
  • Standalone play walls that combine tyres with rope-net panels cost more than a simple vertical tyre net.
  • GST extra; civil work and site development are quoted separately, and the final price follows a site assessment.
Planning a Tyre Net Wall? Let's Talk.
Tell us your space and age group, and whether you want a standalone wall or one built onto a tower — we'll propose a layout and share an indicative quote.
Chat on WhatsApp →

Where We've Built Tyre Net Walls

OXO Planet builds tyre net and scramble walls for schools, resorts and adventure parks across India — as standalone play walls or as one face of a multi activity tower.

Featured Projects

  • Sreenidhi International School, Hyderabad — a tyre net wall within India's largest in-campus adventure park.
  • OutisOut, Delhi — a tyre net wall as part of a designer indoor adventure setup on Hailey Road.
  • Maira Resort, Kanha National Park — a tyre net wall among the adventure activities at the Kanha resort park.

FAQs on Tyre Net Wall Setup

How much does a tyre net wall cost in India?
A standard tyre net wall is about ₹4–12 lakh and an expanded play wall ₹8–20 lakh, depending on height, width and whether it is standalone or built onto a tower. GST and civil work are extra, and the final price follows a site assessment.
How much space is required to install a tyre net wall in India?

Tyre net wall space requirements depend on wall height, width, tyre layout, and safety clearance zones. The footprint is generally compact, but adequate fall zones and circulation space are required for safe use. Final space requirements are confirmed after site assessment and layout planning.

Can tyre net walls be installed indoors, outdoors, or both?

Tyre net walls can be installed both indoors and outdoors in India. Outdoor installations are more common and use weather-resistant tyres and anchoring systems. Indoor installations depend on ceiling height and structural support availability.

What approvals or permissions are required for tyre net walls in India?

There is no specific national approval for tyre net walls in India. Installations typically require local municipal permissions, property owner consent, and internal safety approvals. Additional permissions may apply for schools, public parks, or government-owned sites depending on local regulations.

Are tyre net walls safe for children and first-time users?

When designed with appropriate height limits and supervised use, tyre net walls are suitable for children and first-time users. Safety relies on secure tyre fixing, proper anchoring, impact-absorbing flooring, routine inspections, and active supervision.

Can tyre net walls operate year-round in Indian weather conditions?

Indoor tyre net walls can operate year-round. Outdoor installations may pause during heavy rain or extreme weather. Seasonal operating guidelines are typically defined during the planning stage to ensure safe use.

What kind of maintenance does a tyre net wall require?

Maintenance includes regular inspection of tyres, connectors, ropes or chains, anchors, and support structures. High-wear components require periodic tightening or replacement to maintain safety and durability.

Who can operate and supervise a tyre net wall on a daily basis?

Tyre net walls are supervised by trained on-site staff. Supervisors manage user flow, provide basic instructions, and monitor safety during use. No specialised engineering background is required for daily supervision.

What capacity can a tyre net wall handle per hour?
As a climbing element within a course, a tyre net wall handles roughly 20–40 participants per hour depending on how many can climb at once and the circuit flow. Wall width, climbing lanes and supervision are the main drivers.
How much revenue can a tyre net wall generate?
A tyre net wall is usually part of a paid adventure course or school setup rather than a standalone ticketed item; it is rugged, low-maintenance and high-engagement, adding value to a course or park. Actual returns depend on location, footfall and pricing — we can share indicative models during planning.
How long does it take to install a tyre net wall?
A tyre net wall usually installs in about a week on a prepared site, depending on the frame, tyres, netting and anchoring. The final schedule follows a site assessment.
What factors should be considered while planning a tyre net wall project in India?

Key planning factors include target age group, wall height, indoor or outdoor location, flooring type, supervision capability, and long-term maintenance planning. Early consideration of these factors ensures safe and sustainable operation.

Related Climbing & Vertical

More activities in Climbing & Vertical — engineered for safety, throughput, and long-term operations. Explore other systems in this category built by OXO Planet.

Quick Jump

Quick Jump

Controlled free-fall jumps powered by the Head Rush QUICKjump device — a genuine free fall followed by a smooth magnetic descent. Mounted on ziplines and multi activity towers, engineered to IS 456 / IS 800; Member: ACCT International (since 2021), ATOAI, IAAPI.

Bouldering Wall

Bouldering Wall

Rope-free, low-height climbing systems focused on technique, problem-solving, and movement. Designed for gyms, schools, resorts, urban entertainment centres, and residential communities. Built to EN 12572 structural and safety standards. Installed across India since 2019.

Rappelling and Slithering

Rappelling and Slithering

Controlled descent systems designed for training and guided experiences. Engineered for safety and predictable operations.

Rope Net Wall

Rope Net Wall

Flexible vertical rope structures for climbing and exploration. Engineered for broad age appeal and adaptable layouts.

Climbing Wall

Climbing Wall

Engineered, fall-safe artificial climbing walls — freestanding or attached, roped or auto-belay — for defence, schools, corporates, gyms and adventure parks. Designed to IS 800 / EN 12572 with RCC foundations to IS 456.

Fun Wall for Kids

Fun Wall for Kids

Themed, play-oriented vertical climbing systems designed for children aged 3–14. Built to EN 1176 playground safety standards with age-appropriate heights, impact-absorbing flooring, and rounded-edge construction. Designed for schools, malls, family entertainment centres, and resorts. Installed across India since 2019.

View All Climbing & Vertical

Contact Us

Let’s start the adventure

For project-level discussions, a brief call or WhatsApp conversation helps us understand your requirements faster and respond more accurately.

Say hello

+91 83688 80831

Location

1st floor, C, 2/10, Block B, Mayapuri Industrial Area Phase II, Mayapuri, New Delhi, Delhi, 110064
We operate with a focused project team. For urgent queries, calling us ensures quicker response.