In reply to psykx:
> Can anyone recommend a better solution? or comment on the setup I've chosen?
Hi there, first up, don't see it as a 'temporary hang board', even if you regularly do hang board and/or campus board train at the wall, it's really valuable to have one at home for those 'after work, can't be arsed to go out' moments, or the fact that you can have uninterrupted use to complete a circuit.
Looking at your profile, the Beastmaker 1000 looks right up your street. I've had one for a while, the accompanying training app is excellent, the wood and finish is really kind to your hands, and the combination of holds and especially slopers is unparalleled. It's also useful that you'll find at least one at most walls, so you can standardise your training.
The experience most users have is having their day ruined by the app when they first start on the 1000 and unable to complete the Font5a circuit. However, sticking at it and progression comes along steadily. I've had mine for about a year now, and there'll be a 2000 on by birthday present wish list this year. I went lead climbing mid week and was surprised by the difference it's made to my grades there (I'm mostly bouldering these days).
My setup has a 1000, with campus rungs either side to allow wide finger pull ups, but i'll update this later with a 1000 and a 2000 side by side.
Probably unnecessary information, but the Beastmaker and Moon websites are really useful for training advice, esp. warming up and down. Hope it works well for you.