Need help with residential second story weight question.

[Dollo5 0]

I could really use some help here from those of your that can offer it.

My son would like to build a free standing climbing wall in his bedroom.  Calculating the weight using board feet, moisture content, fasteners, holds and so forth the entire project would come in about 820 lbs. The weight will go down over time as the moisture content of the wood decreases.

The wall will cover an area that is 10’x8’. His room is on the second floor and will also contain his mattress within the same 10x8 area (he will use it as a crash pad as well as sleeping area.)  The bed weighs around 100 lbs.

The added, and difficult to estimate, issue is that of a human body falling off the wall from time to time and the weight of that impact on the floor in addition to the stationary weight of the wall.
I want to support my son in his desire to plan and build something, but do not want to damage the integrity of the floor/ceiling/house.
Any input you can offer would be much appreciated.

[solver 1581]

14 minutes ago, Dollo5 said:

Any input

 

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[Joe_Carrick 2326]

I would seriously suggest that you hire a licensed Architect or Engineer to examine the proposed location and determine what would be needed structurally.

[ShaneK 104]

Do you have a plan file? Post it