Looking for a board rack to keep my stuff contained better (not interested in a wall mounted rack), but everything on Amazon looks like the same three cheap products being sold under different names/prices. Does anybody know of any legit companies that make solid board racks? I've got about 7 boards set up right now (one for my wife, one old deck I'm not using atm, and five setups of various shapes/sizes/truck tightness because I'm lazy about adjusting shit for different parks).

If all else fails, I guess I'll look up some woodworking companies to ask about pricing for having one built, but hoping someone might be able to point me to something decent before running that road if possible.

Thanks in advance!

Looking to get organized. Feel free to share DIY too!

I built this little flat rail for my 7 year old so he could practice learning to grind and it works perfectly when you want to skate in cramped spaces, like my garage. I've hit my head on the garage door opener on higher rails in here and longer rails/ parking block take up too much room I've tried and dented my garage door lol but I've been skating this little guy for the last couple hours and it's super fun.

If anyone wants to get some skate time in at night without getting attacked by mosquitoes and bugs outside now that summer is here you can make one of these for basically free and you can always add more wood to make it higher/cut it different lengths to fit your space.

I just made this out of 2x3 and a couple metal slats from my kid's bed frame I was replacing. The metal pieces were 58" long so just cut the 2x3 to fit and put a couple of 1x4 pieces on the bottom to give it some stability. If you want to hit it hard you can duct tape the 1x4's to the ground to keep it from moving, but I don't have room to go very fast with the garage door closed and it moves sometimes but it's surprisingly stable, plus if you hit it wrong and it does move it's so low to the ground it doesn't really matter you can just skate off it or step down.

Maybe four boards in this photo get skated regularly. If you have a more disastrous rack, put it up. Hard to top fast food bags stuffed between decks.

Top to bottom: ATV Perfecto (pug graphic), Drop Hammer, and Surf Life. My husband and I are pretty new to skateboarding so we bought all of them as completes and we’ve been having a lot of fun testing them out and feeling how they compare.

I can't believe I didn't do this sooner. 48" Gladiator rack and 5x scoop hooks fit 5 boards perfectly.