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APEFORGOOD

For home

Monkey business, welcome indoors.

Rainy Saturdays, long New England winters, evenings with energy to spare… Our home sets turn one wall, one corner or the ceiling into a climbing space — without turning your living room into a gym.

Will it fit my room? Build my own set

Choosing for home

  1. 01

    Know your wall

    Wall- and ceiling-mounted sets must be fixed into studs or joists, not drywall alone. If in doubt, ask a contractor.

  2. 02

    Measure the space

    The clear space around a set matters as much as the set itself. The planner works it out for you.

  3. 03

    Start with their age

    A low triangle for the littlest ones; then a ladder wall, a net and rings. Sets add up over the years.

  4. 04

    Mat underneath

    Indoors we recommend a thick play mat under and in front of the set.

Safety & installation →

Home sets

  • Home series

    Hilltop

    First climb, first slide, first “again!”

    Ages
    1–3*
    Space
    78 sq ft
    Price
    $249
  • Home series

    Upright

    The busiest square foot on your wall.

    Ages
    3–12*
    Space
    44 sq ft
    Price
    $449
  • Home series

    Nook

    The corner of the room, the center of the adventure.

    Ages
    3–12*
    Space
    139 sq ft
    Price
    $1,290
  • Home series

    Vine

    You bring the ceiling, we bring the vines.

    Ages
    3–12*
    Space
    49 sq ft
    Price
    $279
  • Home series

    Den

    A cube for climbing, hiding and reading.

    Ages
    1–6*
    Space
    84 sq ft
    Price
    $690

*Suggested ages. Climbing sets should always be used with adult supervision.

Grows with your kid

Today’s hill, tomorrow’s wall.

Our sets are modular. A low triangle for the first years, then holds and a net, later rings and a trapeze. Pieces add up — nothing gets thrown away.

  1. 1–3 Toddlers

    First rungs

    Crawling, pulling up to stand, climbing a low hill and sliding down. Low heights, wide rungs, soft floor.

  2. 3–6 Preschool

    A little higher

    Holds, nets, first attempts at hanging. The triangle doesn't retire — it moves next to the wall and teams up with new modules.

  3. 6–12 School age

    All the way up

    Rings, trapeze, rope: time for strength and nerve. The same wall becomes a training corner with new accessories.

*Suggested ages. Climbing sets should always be used with adult supervision.