Surfboard Display Rack – Single, Adjustable – WINGS
R1,480.00
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Shortboard today, SUP tomorrow, wingboard on a whim β Wings adjusts to fit whatever you’re riding this season, with foam padding so your board doesn’t pick up a scratch.
One board, and an adjustable rack that actually fits it. This single adjustable surfboard display rack moves to suit the board rather than forcing every board into the same fixed slot.
Adjustable, so it fits what you own
Wings is cut from birch plywood and finished with Woodoc Interior, with adjustable arms that accommodate anything from a thin shortboard to a thicker fish or mini-mal. That adjustability is the point: buy it once and it still fits the board you buy in three years. Mounting hardware is included.
- Material: Birch Plywood
- Finish: coated with Woodoc Interior
- Configuration: single board capacity, adjustable-width arms for surfboards, SUPs, longboards and wingboards
- Includes: foam protection padding
- Delivery: flat-pack, suitable for wall-mounted or freestanding setup
Good to know
The adjustable arms are the reason to choose Wings: buy it once and it still fits the board you buy in three years. Set the width to your board rather than the maximum, so the rails are supported properly rather than resting on the very edge of the arms. It is also the easiest rack in the range to live with if you rotate boards often, since changing the setup takes seconds rather than requiring you to unmount anything.
Simple, flexible, and easy on the eye. See the full surfboard rack range.
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