HoverMount Skateboard Wall Hanger Mount Rack Display

Super easy install. I had to hammer a bit to get the screws to go through the deck and trucks before putting the finishing black end nuts on, but not too bad.The deck which was hand painted as a gift for me, is now artwork in my office! Super cool! (I'm not planning on riding this, as I have regular Arbor decks that I use)

I don’t skate as much anymore, but I really liked the sticker-bombed look of the deck I was using and thought it would actually match the aesthetic for one of my rooms. This is very sturdy and easy to assemble and if you still skate it’s still pretty accessible if you wanted to display a board and keep your trucks on.

I love these...even though I could have easily made them (the design is simple), but the "build vs buy" question goes to Skatehoarder.

Purchased for my Obey Giant Danny Way signed deck. Does exactly what it's supposed to and the instal was simple enough. Comes with all the hardware and its up in about 5 min. Screws are a bit long, but it's a plus having the extra inches just in case. Can't go wrong and it displays my deck the way I wanted.

My son finally ran his first skateboard into the ground and wanted to hang and display it in his room. He was proud of how far he came in improving his skills, and he wanted to immortalize that board on his wall. So I decided that this product was the best hardware that I had found while doing my research.A few things to consider:Manufacturer provides everything you will need to adequately hang and display a deck, but there are improvements that can be made, especially if you plan on hanging a complete board. For instance, the plastic molly anchor that attaches the entire piece to your drywall is OK. But those tend to loosen over time, and may even be too loose the first time you install, especially if you attempt to tighten it too much. I happen to have stronger, metal mounting anchors that compress against the drywall, thus providing a very tight and secure mount. So it didn't cost me anything extra since I had them in my stash of nuts, bolts, screws, etc. But you can go to your local hardware store and buy a small pack of 5 or so for a few bucks. Worth it in IMHO.So once I had the square firmly mounted to the wall, I decided that I wanted to have the deck to hang firmly on the screws provided. Normally you will slide the deck onto the screws, and then screw on those acorn/security bolts. Done. But there's nothing holding the deck in place. So it just hangs, and it can swing back and forth. My son is active, and always jumping or doing exercises. So that shakes the walls, and the deck will inevitably hit against the wall over and over. So I decided to put two, small nuts on those screws first. Then I hung the deck. Then I moved the screws as close to the deck as possible, ensuring that once I put the acorn screws on, it will tighten against the deck and hold it firmly in place.Again, this is optional, and it cost me nothing since I happened to have those extra nuts lying around in my stash of hardware. But they can also be purchased in small bags for a couple of bucks. Just gotta get nuts for machine screws with tighter threads.So it's fine right out of the package, especially for just the deck. But I felt improvements could be made to make it more secure. And if you plan on hanging a complete board with trucks and wheels, I would definitely use a better anchor. That plastic molly will fail you.

These are pricey in my opinion, but I also don't skateboard, well I'm not a skateboard enthusiast. But I needed something to hang the skateboards that I have as wall art. These work perfectly. Easy installation, good material. The only thing that I would change is the screw color. But that's easily fixed by painting them.

I bought one of these because it was cheaper then the SkateHoarding hanger with the wooden base, which I've used before. I can report that this plastic hanger is just as stable and easy to mount. It has the same hanging nuts and bolts that don't require any extra deck drilling and suspend the deck a perfect distance from the wall. It has a cool, aggressive-looking design and arrived in just a few days. I'm planning to get some more.

I had this set up in about 5 minutes. I spent more time measuring where to put it than actually mounting this to the wall. The mount looks great, though once you have the skateboard mounted, you can't see it. It holds the skateboard to the wall nicely. It's really solid. I can't recommend this enough.