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Static Spider Mountain
With Spiral Slide and Auto Belay Rock Climb Attachments
Operations Manual
Models: SP24-8 TBSL2PRW1LC
With Rock Panel and slide: 5700 lbs
REVISION 01/11/23
MIAMI, FL 33158
Tel (305) 238-4522 Fax (305) 238-4401
Web Page
www.verticalreality.com
Email
albert@verticalreality.com
or ken@verticalreality.com
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  • Page 1 Static Spider Mountain With Spiral Slide and Auto Belay Rock Climb Attachments Operations Manual Models: SP24-8 TBSL2PRW1LC With Rock Panel and slide: 5700 lbs REVISION 01/11/23 MIAMI, FL 33158 Tel (305) 238-4522 Fax (305) 238-4401 Web Page www.verticalreality.com Email albert@verticalreality.com...
  • Page 2 Static Spider Mountain for the amusement, entertainment and special attractions market. Our goal is to establish a relationship with your company. One that will promote Vertical Reality and your company, as successful partners, providing entertainment for those who are looking for the best new attraction in the market.
  • Page 3 Static Spider Mountain product to customers serviced by the owner of the Static Spider Mountain Static Spider Mountain. Disposition This manual is the property of the Static Spider Mountain owner and Vertical Reality and must be returned to Vertical Reality upon receipt of an updated manual or discarded. Revision Vertical Reality may make periodic additions, deletions and modifications to this manual.
  • Page 4 I have received and read my copy of the Static Spider Mountain/Vertical Reality Training Manual. I understand that the information outlined in this manual are subject to change at the sole discretion of Vertical Reality at any time. It is further understood that the owner of the Static Spider Mountain has the responsibility to ensure the correct and latest version of the manual is being used.
  • Page 5 Company Overview Vertical Reality is located in Miami, FL is a manufacturer/ distributor of commercial interactive sports and fitness-fun equipment used in the amusement and recreational fitness markets. Designed for fun, VR is a premier provider of commercial action based products to be used in the amusement, fitness and recreation industry.

  • Page 6: Training Overview

    In other words, the information in section one pertains to the information in section two. The philosophy of Vertical Reality is centered on a commitment to excellence in meeting the needs of its customers and associates by providing them with the enclosed information.

  • Page 7: Site Selection

    possibilities of any injuries are minimized. The ride is also supervised at all times, to ensure that over- boisterous behavior is restricted. Steel Rings or Vertical posts will always consist of material which will be of an equivalent or greater grade than S235 structural steel. Mesh side netting and top netting will always consist of a netting meeting or exceeding the netting specifications for M-1250 HTPP Incord netting Trampoline mat will always meet or exceed the specification of Tencate Nicolon...
  • Page 8 ASSEMBLY of Static Model: SP24-8, SP22-8, SP20-8, SP18-8 & SP16-8 Installers must follow all OSHA regulations pertaining to the assembly of structures 6 ft or taller. Vertical Reality recommends the use of a lift; ladders are not acceptable for install.
  • Page 9 Install flat washer, spring washer and nut on both u-bolts. At this point in time we will hand tighten only. Repeat procedure for all support legs. For a total of 6 u-bolts per ring. Proceed to the next ring and bolt it to the post following the same procedure as above.
  • Page 10 The last and final ring will have a round net installed but no elastic bands. (see picture below) Once all the rings are installed, we must torque all u-bolts to 50 ft-lbs. There are 6 U-bolts per ring, requiring 12 flat washers, 12 spring washers and 12 nuts.
  • Page 11 Repeat the procedure above for the entire unit from bottom to top. The next step is to secure pads to all rings and uprights if not installed already. Pads have a slit on one side and are secured via supplied special zip ties.

  • Page 12: Application & Installation

    APPLICATION & INSTALLATION Using a diameter which equals the Clean hole & insert anchor. Expand anchor by tightening anchor diameter , drill hole to min Drive the stem till washer is flush nut or head to proper torque. embedment. Repeat procedure above four times per leg, for a total of 12 anchors for all models.
  • Page 13 Setting up Spiral Slide- Spiral slide will come pre-assembled except for last section or exit of slide. Slide must be lifted into location. Spiral slide attaches to the top of the spider via three brackets. These brackets are installed once the spider is in correct position. Once the Spider is attached to structure it can be anchored.
  • Page 14 the tube slide. Fasteners will be included for install, 3/8 galvanized fasteners. Mount panel to frame. Mount auto belay frame to Spider Mountain. Auto belay attaches via supplied bolts. Mount top davit bar to spider via supplied bolts. Davit will come pre-assembled with cable and pulleys.
  • Page 15 Weather Considerations Wind DO NOT operate or allow any participants in the Static Spider Mountain if wind speeds exceed 35 mph. Do not set up or operate in inclement/severe weather . It is the responsibility of the operator, owner or other responsible party to be aware of weather conditions and make the appropriate call for closure of the Static Spider Mountain if necessary.
  • Page 16 Inspections and Preventive Maintenance & Wear Limits Checklist. Daily Inspections Check and replace elastic bands if needed (see Picture ) Elastic wear limits: Replace when broken To replace elastic first remove broken strand and take note of its original orientation. We then measure the distance the elastic was installed and cut approximately 70 percent of the distance for the new elastic.
  • Page 17 Check padding and replace or repair if needed. Padding Wear Limits: Replace when broken or ripped. Check trampoline pad and lashing, replace or repair if needed (see Pictures below) Lashing is installed in a zigzag manner through the pad and chain and secured via knot to the chain every 3 to 4 ft.
  • Page 18 auto-belay is not functioning. Make sure to always inspect the Auto-Belay devices to ensure proper air-tank pressure (40 to 50 lbs) with all the cables at the top of the wall. Check oil level in all pressure tanks with the cables at the top. The appropriate amount of hydraulic fluid is 2 to 3 inches from the bottom of tank with the cables at the top of the wall.
  • Page 19 The safety check needs to be performed and we recommend a daily safety check sheet be filled out as mentioned above before every day of operation. These sheets then needs to be kept on file on site for random audits by either park officials or Vertical Reality representatives at all times.
  • Page 20 If replacement is deemed necessary it must be replaced with a grade 8 bolt only and nylon jam nut. YEARLY INSPECTIONS Replace auto belay cables every year, cables must be purchased through Vertical reality manufacturing. NDT requirements Rides will require a 100% visual inspection at 7 years of age by a certified welder.
  • Page 22 Cleaning Of Ride Do not use chlorine based cleanser or bleach to clean any part of the ride as this may damage the threaded seams, trampoline mat, netting and fire resistance of the items mentioned. Use water and/or an approved cleanser sparingly by “sponging” it onto the Game surface.
  • Page 23 the next three until max occupancy is achieved. The weight range for the Static Spider Mountain is 30 - 250lbs & with a Minimum Height of 42”. No age limits. Operator must not allow any gum chewing inside the Ride. Confirm the number of attendants required for the ride.

  • Page 24: Owner's Responsibility

    sure the area on the ground is free of any individual who could possibly get in the way of the repelling climber. The distance we recommend approximately. Eight (8) feet from the front surface of the Static climbing wall. The only person who should be in this eight- foot area is the climbing coach.
  • Page 25 POSTED RULES AND SAFETY SIGN FOR PARTICIPANTS Participants must remove their shoes and all Jewelry for Spider Climb. Please read all safety rules. Ensure loose clothing is secured and empty pockets of loose objects e.g. coins, Static phones etc. Participants with long hair must tie their hair into a pony tail for Spider Climb.
  • Page 26 Spider Mountain Emergency Evacuation Procedures In the event of an unforeseen accident inside the unit or a sudden change in weather. Operator should instruct all occupants below the accident level to calmly exit the Spider Mountain and all occupants above to wait until instructed to do so. If someone requires assistance, the operator must climb inside of the unit, this will allow the quickest response time to an injured patron.
  • Page 27 Owner / Operator: Risk Assessment...
  • Page 29 Entertainment Tips Never forget that your Static Spider Mountain is a fun attraction and will draw attention. Use this unique feature to book company picnics, birthday parties, corporate promotion events, special events, public attractions, fairs and festivals to name a few. Never forget that the Static Spider Mountain can be equipped for corporate advertising generating revenue up and above the charge by the climb revenue..
  • Page 30 This guideline has been written to assist in the proper installation and operation of the Static Spider Mountain. Vertical Reality has tried in its best effort to address relative issues; however, there will additional information learned or situations that occur that we are unaware of at this time. Please, do not hesitate to call seven days a week with any technical question.
  • Page 31 Static Spider Mountain with Tube Slide and Rock Wall Preventative Maintenance Schedule Sheet Inspection Date: Detail of work completed: Items replaced: Inspected by:...
  • Page 32 • What caused the accident : • Was the person intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol or drugs : • Were Vertical Reality's safety rules posted : • Was your staff properly trained in the operation of the Static Spider Mountain : •...
  • Page 33 That the following persons have been trained in the proper assembly, operation and maintenance of the above-mentioned rides by a certified installer and Trainer of Vertical reality and are now fully familiar with the operational manual and correct operating and setup procedures.
  • Page 34 Confirmation of Shipping list and Certification of Fabrication Inspections were performed by a Vertical Reality supervisor at a level of frequency sufficient enough to ensure compliance; as a result the ride as fabricated, is in. compliance with the applicable drawings, specifications and shop drawings;...
  • Page 35 Signature of Supervisor: Date: APPENDIX: A Elastic Banding Install Procedure for all Spider Mountains 8ft to 12ft Rings To replace elastic first remove broken strand and take note of its original orientation. Secure the elastic on one end via double knot. We then measure the distance the elastic was installed and cut approximately 70 percent of the distance for the new elastic.
  • Page 36 Second row of bands will go horizontally, following the same tie off procedure. You should have 9 to 10 bands horizontally. The bands are weaved over the first band they cross and under the next, then over again until they are tied to opposite end. See picture below. At this point you should have 18-20 bands. Third row of bands is the first of the diagonal bands “...
  • Page 37 bands in this direction. The diagonal bands form an X, at this point you should have a min of 32 bands installed. The range of bands is 32 to 36 per layer.
  • Page 38 APPENDIX B NOTES 1. Concrete to have 28 day strength of 4000 PSI. 2. All Reinforcing to be ASTM A615 Grade 60. 3. Anchors to be Hikti Kwik Bolt TZ galvanized wedge type with a min diameter of ½” with 3 ¼ “embedment.
  • Page 39 NOTES...