(This How-To assumes the t-nut patterns have already been drilled into the panels.
Click here for a complete guide on Drilling Your Panels for T-Nuts. Click here to find our printable T-Nut Layout Guides.)
How do you choose which type of t-nut you want?

A Round Base T-nut is easier to install even though it's easy to think that the 3 screws will require more time to install. However, these t-nuts slide effortlessly into your drilled holes. Assuming you drilled your holes straight, you push the t-nut into the hole, zip in the three screws, and voilà! You have a properly installed round-base t-nut.

A 4-prong T-nut is more difficult to install because it must be impacted with a hammer several times. Since the prongs secure this T-nut, they have to be driven into the panel by force. When you hammer, the force may improperly angle the T-nut. A T-nut installed on an angle is problematic because it increases the chance of being cross-threaded when installing the climbing hold from the front side.

Yay! Now you get to install your holds! Click here for a complete guide on Choosing and Installing Your Holds. If you're feeling overwhelmed or have questions during any step in building your wall, please call our customer service at (801) 404-0820 for assistance anytime.