Build Your Own Snowboard Wall Rack

Two 8 foot 2 x 4 boards.

Build your own snowboard wall rack.

Hello all this instructable is dedicated to those who want a snowboard wall rack without putting holes in the wall want to spend little cash and have a hard time building things hope you find this usefuldsupplies needed measuring tape 3m 5lb ad. Attach two 1 inch diameter pipe flanges at each end of the drawn line centered on the line. Building a ski rack is surprisingly easy and it ll save you money in the long run. You can use wood glue on this part but the dowel fit so snuggly into the holes it wasn t necessary.

How to build a snowboard wall rack. Here s a link to the material list and design plans http jonpeters. At which they are observable and obtainable because they build your snowboard provider store your own snowboards. It s never too late to treat your old friends right.

With most of the components in pre cut spans the of every stand amount left. Hang your board high enough on the wall for the skis to have room to hang. This rack s tubing style and layout will you lineup a wall mounted making the stand invisible whilst emphasizing that the planks. Looking at the few pieces of wood i had laying around also taking space.

With 3 wood nails make sure to drill into studs. Prop your wood off the floor so you can make a clean hole. Screw the 2x4s into the wall. Insert each dowel piece into each hole.

You ll need a spot where you can attach the 2x4s to the wall parallel to each other and far enough apart so that the dowels become shelves for the skis. Screw 12 inch long one inch diameter tubes in each of the attached pipe flanges. Learn how to build a simple snowboard storage rack that will hold up to five snowboards. With the amount of free room in our basement steadily decreasing i thought the space taken by our snowboards could be used for something else.

Choose an empty wall in your garage or basement where the skis will hang. Build a snowboard rack for wall notions. But what to do with the boards. If you ve been leaning your ski and snowboard gear against a corner of your garage or piling them in a heap don t worry.