BackParkour Wall 1M-P01 training wall

The BackParkour Wall 1M-P01 is a compact parkour training wall certified to EN 16899 and EN 1176, measuring 1.30 x 1.75 x 1.50 m. It is designed for parkour and free running on sites where space is limited, which makes it the practical entry point for schools, clubs and local authorities building their first parkour provision. The required safety zone is 4.30 by 4.75 m, giving a safety surface of 15.8 square metres, for a free fall height of 1.5 m. The list price is 6,915 EUR excluding VAT.

It is produced to the MP, I, C and MM manufacturing standards and certified for safe practice. Installation is straightforward, with a clearly defined safety zone that makes the compliance case easy to document.

Technical specification

Starting a parkour facility on a constrained site

Most parkour projects stall on space rather than budget. A single obstacle occupies its own dimensions plus a safety zone that is several times larger, and once two or three obstacles are planned the ground requirement grows quickly. At 15.8 square metres of safety surface, this wall is one of the smallest credible starting points, which is why it suits school grounds, urban spaces and club rooms rather than only dedicated parkour parks.

Dual certification to EN 16899 and EN 1176 is what makes it deployable in those settings. EN 16899 covers parkour facilities; EN 1176 covers playground equipment. Holding both means the same wall can sit in a school playground or a public play area without a separate compliance argument, which is normally the point at which a project meets resistance.

Light In Fitness supplies parkour equipment as a turnkey package: selection, impact absorbing surfacing, delivery, professional installation and maintenance, with certified products and a manufacturer warranty behind them.

Frequently asked questions

How much ground area does it actually need?

Reserve 4.30 by 4.75 m, which is 15.8 square metres of impact absorbing surface, not the 1.30 by 1.75 m footprint of the wall itself. Adjacent obstacles must not encroach on that zone.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. The compact format keeps the free fall height at 1.5 m and gives a controlled introduction to wall work, while remaining useful to experienced practitioners as part of a longer line.

Can it be combined with other obstacles later?

Yes, subject to each obstacle keeping its own safety zone clear. Light In Fitness plans the sequence and the surfacing across the whole area as part of the study, and returns quotations within 24 working hours.