Artificial climbing walls are assembled from hundreds of rock slabs less than 1 square meter in size. These slabs can be arranged to form inclines of varying difficulty, such as overhangs, ledges, and vertical walls, mimicking the various rock formations found in nature. They are fixed to frames to create a variety of spatial shapes.

Rock climbing is a modern competitive sport derived from mountaineering.

In addition to climbing activities, climbing walls can also offer personal fire safety training such as high-rise escape and rope descent, as well as training in mountain rescue techniques. Workers involved in high-altitude operations, such as antenna installation, construction, exterior cleaning, and air conditioning installation, can significantly reduce the risk of their work after training, ensuring protection for both labor and management, and also reducing unnecessary disputes for property owners.