DIY Indoor Ninja Obstacle Course

With it being winter time and not as many outdoor activities, we brought some fun to our basement with a DIY Ninja Course. This has been a great way for the kids to get some of the crazy out! We used multiple items from Amazon for the ninja course and following are the links:
Ninja Course: geni.us/NinjaCourse
Kids Climbing Rope: geni.us/NinjaClimbingRope
Wooden Trapeze: geni.us/WoodenTrapeze
Metal Trapeze: geni.us/MetalTrapeze

[@totalmenteforadopadrao]

You are good father. Kids will remember when you be grandfather amd make for their kids

[@WhatWeDid365]

Thanks, appreciate the kind comment!

[@reginamagsino3839]

Until how old? Trying to convince the hubby to make one for our little guy. 😂

[@WhatWeDid365]

Our kiddos are 9 and almost 8 and still use it with their friends. I suspect I've got a couple more years with it.

[@Serious9185]

Thank you so much for giving me ideas.

[@seriouscontract4262]

You were my inspiration to build something similar in my basement. I copied everything you showed here down to the nut and the washers. My kids love it and it’s their only activity in this Canadian winter. ❄️

[@WhatWeDid365]

Thanks, appreciate that!! Hope they get lots of use out of it...which I'm sure they will as ours still use it all the time!

[@kelseydye8087]

Hello. Awesome set up. We are thinking of doing something similar in a 12x12 room. About how large is this area? Thank you!

[@WhatWeDid365]

Thanks...they're hanging in a 10' wide x about 12'...you should be able to make that happen.

[@remya4000]

This is amazing. Donyiu mind giving the link for the ninja one and the bkue one please?

[@WhatWeDid365]

Hi Remya...the links are in the description at the top...thanks!

[@ndusa07]

Any reason those obstacles are not directly hang from the joist, while carefully checking your video they are all hanging from additional 2X4 stud screwed to the floor joist?

[@WhatWeDid365]

I ended up using the 2x4's screwed to the floor joist so I could use the bolts with washers and for certain spacing of the obstacles. So far so good with nothing falling so far!

[@ndusa07]

Thanks @@WhatWeDid365 for your feedback, 2 x 4 are screwed to the joist assume at each obstacle spacing. Further to screw the stud what screws need to be used and can that 2 x 4 stud be directly screwed on the bottom flage of the I joist of the basement ceiling? Appreciate for your comments and guidance

[@WhatWeDid365]

@@ndusa07 I used 4 - 4” screws for each of the 2x4’s…with the exception of the longer board that has 2-4” screws at each floor joist location.

[@ndusa07]

Thanks however construction screws not working for our 2×4

[@ndusa07]

@@WhatWeDid365 as said earlier construction screws #10 x 3-1/2" didn't work for us with 2 X 6 stud. Email you too, do advise with your comments. Thanks

[@priyap3]

Can you show the slide? Was it diy?

[@WhatWeDid365]

Yes, it’s just one of those wavy plastic slides. I found it on Facebook marketplace and it was perfect for a height between floors. Two screws at the top that screws into the landing with 3” lag bolts.