Guide

    How to Hang a Skateboard on the Wall

    A step-by-step guide to mounting a skateboard deck flush, level, and damage-free. Whether you are hanging a single board or building a full skateboard wall display, this is how to make it look intentional — and how to do it without drilling through the graphic.

    Skateboard Wall Mount Hardware You Will Need

    • Skateboard deck wall hangers
    • Pencil
    • Tape measure
    • Level or phone level app
    • Drill with small bit
    • Two wall screws + anchors (if not hitting a stud)

    Need hangers? Add Wall Hangers to your order — they clip into the truck holes and hold the deck flat against the wall.

    How to Hang a Skateboard on the Wall, Step by Step

    1. 1

      Choose the right wall hangers

      Use a skateboard wall mount designed for truck holes. The hangers clip into the top two holes and hold the deck flat against the drywall. The best wall hangers for skateboard decks are invisible from the front and leave the graphic untouched.

    2. 2

      Find the height and center

      A standard 8.0 inch deck is about 32 inches long. Mark the center of where you want it, then measure 16 inches up and down from that point. The top truck holes should sit near eye level or slightly above — Baroque altarpieces were hung high on purpose.

    3. 3

      Install with two screws

      Drill two small pilot holes at the marked top-truck-hole spacing. Drive the screws until about a quarter inch remains exposed. The hanger arms hook over the screws and the deck drops into place.

    4. 4

      Space multiple decks evenly

      For a row of three, keep the tops aligned and leave roughly three to four inches between boards. The total span will be near 32 inches wide. Consistent spacing is what makes a cluster look intentional.

    5. 5

      Protect the graphic from sun and moisture

      Keep the deck out of direct afternoon light to prevent fading. Avoid humid walls and bathrooms. A climate-controlled room keeps the maple and the print stable for years.

    Skateboard Wall Display Layouts and Spacing

    Michael skate deck hung vertically as wall art

    Vertical single

    Gabriel skate deck in a three-deck gallery wall layout

    Three in a row

    Uriel skate deck mounted above eye level

    Above eye level

    One board, vertical. A single deck works best in a narrow column — beside a doorway, between two windows, or at the end of a hallway. The 1:4 proportion fills space that a rectangular print cannot.

    Three in a row. Hang three at the same height with roughly four inches between them. Even spacing matters more than the individual choices; the eye reads the rhythm first.

    Above eye level. Baroque altarpieces were hung high on purpose. Mounting the top of the board slightly above eye line recreates the upward angle these images were composed for.

    Skateboard Wall Mount Tips

    Use a level

    Even a small tilt breaks the illusion of a floating panel. A laser level or phone app makes alignment fast.

    Group in odd numbers

    Three, five, or seven decks read as a single composition. Even groups split the eye and feel more like a catalog.

    Leave room to remove it

    One advantage of truck-hole hangers is that the deck lifts straight off. Do not wedge it behind furniture or in a tight frame.

    Decks Ready to Hang

    Add Wall Hangers at checkout and your deck will arrive ready to mount.

    Skateboard Wall Mounting FAQ

    What is the best way to hang a skateboard on the wall?+

    The cleanest method is a pair of wall hangers that clip into the truck holes. They hold the deck flat against the wall with no visible hardware and do not damage the board.

    Do you need a stud to mount a skateboard on the wall?+

    No. A skateboard deck weighs about two to three pounds, so a pair of drywall anchors is enough for a wall mount. Hitting a stud is a bonus, not a requirement.

    Do I need to drill into the skateboard deck to hang it?+

    No. Truck-hole hangers and floating shelves mount the deck without drilling into the graphic. Avoid screwing through the board unless you are certain it will never be ridden again.

    How far apart should I hang multiple skateboard decks?+

    Leave three to four inches between decks when hanging them in a row. The consistent gap matters more than the exact number; the eye reads the rhythm first.

    Will sunlight damage skateboard deck art?+

    Direct, sustained sunlight will fade any printed graphic over time. Hang the deck on a wall that does not receive strong afternoon sun, or use UV-protective glass if framing it.

    Can I hang a skateboard deck vertically?+

    Yes. A single deck looks excellent hung vertically in a narrow column — beside a doorway, between windows, or at the end of a hallway. The 1:4 proportion fills space a rectangular print cannot.

    Ready to choose a board? Browse skate deck wall art or the full deck gallery.