Clear acrylic surfboard wall rack that is holding a longboard. The rack is holding the board at a downward 45 degree angle. There is a vaulted ceiling with a dark grey and white beams. There is a table and couch in the foreground.

Close up of the Clear Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack that is Angled Down. The rack is holding a single surfboard, with the board having the face of the board angled down at a 45 degree angle. The rack is clear (transparent), and the image is on a white background.

Living room and kitchen shown with a wooden longboard surf board mounted near the ceiling using a clear acrylic wall rack. Brown leather sofa's in the foreground.

Two acrylic surfboard wall racks holding surfboards above two plants. The boards are being held in the horizontal position, and are angled off the wall at 45 degrees.The top board is red and the bottom board is white.

Close up image of the Clear Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack that is Angled Down. The rack has two bolts that anchor the rack into the wall, and they are covered with white caps. The rack is mounted to a white wall.

Front angle of the Clear Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack | Angled Down. The image shows a single surfboard being held in the rack. The surfboard is a Channel Islands shaped by Al Merrick, and the board's color is white.

Blue surfboard with black swirls being held over a closet using clear acrylic wall mounts.

clear acrylic surfboard wall rack holding a retro longboard. The board is beige & brown in color. It is hung on a white wall with some picture frames below the board.

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Clear Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack | Angled Down

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$89.99

Made in the USA with Clear Acrylic
Rated for 50lbs - Holds Longboards
Minimalist Look Keeps Focus on Board
Great for Retail & Restaurants
Board Faces Down
All Mounting Hardware Included
Great for Over Head Storage
Board Stays Protected with Padding

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Made in the USA with Clear Acrylic
Rated for 50lbs - Holds Longboards
Minimalist Look Keeps Focus on Board
Great for Retail & Restaurants
Board Faces Down
All Mounting Hardware Included
Great for Over Head Storage
Board Stays Protected with Padding

Get the professional & minimalist look with the Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack. This rack not only keeps the focus on your actual surfboard as a work of art, but also gives the 'floating' look with no visible parts of the rack, as it's entirely made of clear components. Chosen by professionals, for using in high-end retail spaces or restaurants that want a bit of a 'surfer vibe', this rack is made in a US based facility. The acrylic and craftsmanship of this rack is so strong it has been rated to hold boards up 50lbs, so you can feel free putting pretty much anything in your quiver of surfboards, or even most longboards (please be sure to weigh appropriately and use common sense before adding any board to a wall rack.)

This is a downward facing rack, which can either showcase and display the deck (top), or bottom of the surf board. This is particularly useful for when trying to fill a void, or wall gap in a higher location, such as over doorways, or entryways. This rack can also work as an everyday storage system for your surfboards, being it also has clear padding included, which helps keep the surfboard's glass job in-tact, and prevents dings.

All mounting hardware & instructions are included. Rated for 50 lbs. We do recommend putting these into studs, but is not necessary, if drywall anchors are installed correctly. Questions or concerns? Contact us anytime, and someone will get right with you!

This rack comes as a pair correct? Not stated anywhere in the documentation.
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Yes, that's correct this rack comes as a set.
I’m looking for a SUP vertical rack for outside on the side of my house for one SUP. Will the acrylic vertical mount of yours work for that?
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We don't have an acrylic wall rack that holds the SUP vertically. However, we do have a version that holds SUP boards horizontally (or flat) with our Clear Surfboard or SUP Wall Rack | Flat | Trophy style.

The version of this rack can be seen HERE.
I have two very nice longboards to mount on my wall. The second picture appears to have a different angle than the top picture on product page. Is that just the camera angle? I want to use these in my hallway at work and the second picture looks like it could protrude to far in to the hallway and take up too much space. What is the angle that the board would sit on?
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This rack is set at a 45 degree angle. The confusion may come with how the viewable image is compressed (with respect to aspect ratio.) However, 45 degrees is what you'll be working with. Let us know if you have any other questions.
Are your prices in US$ or AUD$
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All of our prices are in US $ Dollars.
Is there enough angle so I can put my longboard topside out? It's about 12" from fin to the top of the board.
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Yes it should. However, depending on the thickness of the surfboard the 12" fin may gently touch the wall.
Hello! I'm an interior designer in decorating a beach home for my client. We'd like to use the "Clear Acrylic Surfboard Wall Rack | Angled Down" product for our project and are installing blocking behind the drywall currently. Can you tell me how far apart I should place these mounts for a 6' board?
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Regarding spacing of where to align the racks with the board can vary depending on the shape and rocker of the actual surfboard. With that being said a good rule of thumb is around ~1/3 in from each end point of the surfboard.

The real priority here is mounting the surfboard rack directly to the studs in the wall as this will provide the most rigidity/stability. Determining where the client wants the board located in the room in question, finding the respective studs for this location, and then making sure the surf racks are spaced out enough so that the board will not teeter would be a good order of operations.

One thing to note: Most of the time we want the surfboard exactly level to the floor and not the racks themselves (often determined by the surfboard stringer, or wooden line in the middle of the board, on most, but not all surfboards). So, with taking the surfboard shape and outline into consideration you may find that the racks themselves will not be level with the floor, as the surfboard shape will determine where the racks need to be installed in the vertical orientation.

Laying the board and racks out on the floor prior to installation should help get an understanding of how to vertically align the racks on the wall.

As far as blocking: I would refrain from mounting the racks directly to the blocking itself. Although, it may provide enough stability, the rack was not really designed for this, but rather to be mounted directly center to the vertical (load bearing) studs.