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Showing posts with label surfboard display. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surfboard display. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Surfboard Art Display for a Good Cause in Ventura, California

Check out the surfboard art that the 5th grade class at Pierpont Elementary School, of Ventura, California, created to auction off for their school's fundraiser!

surfboard artwork

Monday, May 2, 2016

Indoor Surfboard Design, Decoration and Art Racks | Home Surf Storage Racks

There's lots of different places and types of people who want to store their surfboards. Many surfers want their boards ready to go, stored in their garage. But there's a whole different crowd that wants to store their surfboards in their homes, apartments, beach houses, shops and stores, to use as decoration and design. This is great for classic surfboards, custom surfboards, retired surfboards, or display surfboards. Turn your surfboard into wall art!

clear rack for surf decoration

Friday, January 17, 2014

Surfboard Art | How to Design and Create a Surfboard Masterpiece

By Connley

There is nothing more mundane than a plain white board. The surfboard is one of the most pure canvases an artist could ask for, and if you are looking at your surfboard rack, thinking you need some style, you are in luck! I am going to walk you through 10 easy steps to make your shred stick into an amazing piece of artwork.



Friday, April 19, 2013

Top 5 Best Surf Racks | Storage and Display Racks for Surfboards

By Andrew Sachs
Looking for the perfect surf rack to display your quiver when you're not using your boards and to keep them safely stored and protected?  Or maybe you're looking for a new bike or car rack so you can get your surfboards to the break when it's firing.  Here are your top 5 best options for surf racks:




Vertical Surfboard Display Rack.  A classic rack, here is our take on the upright surfboard rack that stores your boards vertically.  Perfect for a larger sized quiver that won't easily fit mounted on the wall or ceiling, the upright storage option is perfect for providing easy access to your boards all the while storing them safely and economically.  Looks like you're running a surf shop in your own house!



Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Surf Rack | Top 5 Places to Display Your Surfboard


Your surfboard travels with you everywhere and has been there for you from the beginning days of surfing to the monster swells you’re now shredding, so why not display it for all to see?

Try a place like your office.  Let’s be honest, work can sometimes be boring and infuriating.  Displaying your surfboard in the office can be a symbol to take a minute and breathe picturing yourself out on the water.

In your college dorm room.  Dorms are small and boring with white walls and old furniture.  Spice it up and make it your own with a wall mounted surfboard rack.  A surf wall mount clears space for the surplus amount of stuff you thought you’d need to bring to school but actually never use.  It’s one of the first things your friends will see and could catch the eye of some college girls ;]


In the basement, or man cave as some call it.  Picture this: a finished basement with comfortable couches, a huge HD flat screen TV and all of your surfboards on display.  A board you shared numerous memories with deserves a place to be seen to remind of you of the good old days.

In the family room.  A surfboard mounted in your living room sets the vibe for the entire room.  The family room should be a relaxed place for all to chill and convene together.  A surfboard doesn’t only have to be a board meant for the water, it can be art, too.

In your bedroom.  Similar to the dorm room, this is the only place that you can fully call “yours.”  Make it your own style with a floor mounted surfboard stand or choose to replace posters on the wall with that of a surfboard.




Whether it be wall mounted or free standing, display your surfboard with honor in any room in your house.

Ride On,
       Colleen