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Home›How To›3 Ways to Hang a Skateboard on a Wall

3 Ways to Hang a Skateboard on a Wall

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Skateboards are not only an exciting way to cruise around town, but they can also be a unique and eye-catching piece of art when displayed on a wall. For skateboard enthusiasts looking for creative ways to store or showcase their prized deck, hanging the board on the wall is an ideal choice. This article sheds light on three popular methods to hang a skateboard on a wall and provide an aesthetically pleasing touch to any space.

1. DIY Wall-Mounted Brackets

Creating custom wall-mounted brackets is an affordable and straightforward option. All you need are L-brackets and some screws to securely hold your skateboard in place.

Materials Needed:

– Two L-brackets

– Screws (appropriate for the type of wall)

– Drill

– Screwdriver

Instructions:

1. Mark and measure the desired location on your wall where you want your skateboard to be displayed.

2. Hold one of the L-brackets against the wall and mark where it will be attached.

3. Pre-drill holes for the screws at each marked spot, then affix the L-bracket using the screws.

4. Repeat the process with the second L-bracket, ensuring it’s level with the first bracket.

5. Position your skateboard’s trucks between the two brackets, making sure they’re snugly in place.

2. Grip Tape Hanger

The grip tape hanger method is both simple and inexpensive since you’ll only need a piece of durable string or cord to suspend your board vertically.

Materials Needed:

– Durable string/cord

– A hook or anchor point (e.g., wall hook, nail)

Instructions:

1. Cut a length of string long enough to wrap around your skateboard’s trucks.

2. Tie both ends of the string into secure knots around the trucks (one end under each truck), ensuring equal tension.

3. Hang your skateboard from the chosen hook or anchor point by the loop created with the string.

3. Skateboard Display Racks

For skateboard collectors, investing in a display rack is an excellent option for showcasing multiple skateboards neatly and professionally.

Materials Needed:

– Skateboard display rack

– Screws (supplied with the rack)

– Drill

– Level

Instructions:

1. Determine the positioning of your skateboard display rack on the wall.

2. Keep a level handy to ensure even alignment and mark the spots where you will drill holes for the screws.

3. Pre-drill holes where marked and attach the display rack to the wall with screws following the provided instructions.

4. Place each skateboard in its designated slot, making sure they sit securely.

Whichever method you choose to hang your skateboard on a wall, it’s essential to follow proper safety precautions and use appropriate wall anchors if necessary. This way, you’ll be able to showcase your passion for skateboarding stylishly and safely within your space.

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