The setup offers three starting points with different levels of difficulty that can be reached with a hanging ladder. Instead of the ladders, raft-stair configurations can also be attached. At the end of the three climbing lines and additional connection features there are three rope swings to end the course. Due to the simple yet well thought-out geometry, the “Borneo” setup exploits the maximum capacity in terms of participation numbers and variation.

Similar to the “Borneo” setup, the climbing lines are based on three main routes of varying difficulty, which can either be reached using a hanging ladder or raft-stairs configuration. At the end of the lines there are also three rope swings for the exhilarating exit into the water. In addition, there are three hanging ladders for the ascent. The special feature on this course is the two outside flying ziplines with 0E fetch back system running along the perimeter of the structure. These allow the small and large chimpanzees to enjoy the ride back to the start on the so-called monkey fist. Sumatra is the perfect solution for a commercial operation with high utilisation.

Tapanuli is based on a circular course, which above all enables parents and spectators to be close to the climbing experience and to be able to get involved. The difficulty of the features can ideally be increased as you progress along the course. It is perfect for a simple to medium level of difficulty, but still allows space for more difficult elements in the inner square. The start can be achieved either with a hanging ladder or also with a raft-stair configuration.