Skateboard Floating Deck Display Skateboard Floating Wall Mount Long Board Wall Hanger- Patent Pending - Type A

Bought this board from my past that i'd consider "rare" I wanted to mount it onto the wall and didn't think much about cost since a lot of the hangers are the same.Beware of the sizing of the threaded bolts and make sure it's been test fitted before use. I had to bend mine a bit to get it just right or else you'll see it damages the board a little bit (seen on the picture of the hole)I got a little crafty with the thread protectors and cut up 2 of them into 8 pieces to use as washers since I didn't want to go out to buy any. (seen on the 3rd and 4th picture)

I wanted to use some of the skateboards owned by my boys as wall art for their living room, but didn’t want the board to be altered or ruined with wall hooks or nails. I looked online, and low and behold, I found these little doohickey’s. Pictured is one board that took me a mere 5 minutes to install. It’s as simple as screwing the floating mount to the wall, inserting the skateboard using the existing truck holes on the skateboard into the 2 hex screws protruding from the display mount, then screwing the end cap nuts onto the hex screw to secure the skateboard.When the display mounts are properly mounted to the wall, it is without a doubt super sturdy and your board will indeed secure on the wall.

I really hate to say it a little....since I skate. We all want to support the main-stay in the market for hanging our boards, but these are far superior and also more aesthetically pleasing. The pricing is about half of the competition since I'm assuming these are factory-direct. Whatever the case, these are amazing. The price is great for buying as many as most of us need to hang decks and they are also a lot more visually appealing. Recommend.....10 our of 5 stars.

Easy to install. Look good. Only gave three stars though because this product is designed to fulfill one purpose, and it didn’t quite make it.I wanted to mount two decks: an Alien Workshop Lennie Kirk from around ‘96 and a PP Ray Underhill from 1988.The bolts were not long enough to accommodate the tail curvature of the Powell Peralta deck — which pressed up against the wall, not allowing the board to slide enough onto the bolt to expose threads for the nuts. Another quarter of an inch would have sufficed.

These skateboard holders are easy to place into the wall, but placing the skateboard onto the holders is a little more difficult. Although I have to say on my wall they are barely visible and are keeping up my skateboard without any issues.

I bought 2 boxes of six. The first box I had to bend the screws out to fit because they are to close. The other 5 are unusable because the screws are so close. The second box same issue, but the screws can be forced in resulting in chipping up the paint and scratching board. Do NOT buy if you are a collector as you WILL damage your decks using these hangers.

Love that this has an aluminum base rather than plastic like most other ones

Have to say I love this product! Price seemed reasonable and it did exactly what you want it to do. The product looks more expensive than it is. Good quality. I would definitely plan on using both pieces to mount your board. Will buy more.

Studs are too big to go in skateboard holes. Pieces are not made straight so some of the mounts, will not line up with skateboard holes. Needed to bend studs to be straight and had to drill out skateboard holes bigger to make them fit…