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SIGFRID surf rack

A handy way to display and store surfboards using two Ikea Sigfrid brackets.

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Purchase two Sigfrid brackets from Ikea (166.920.09)

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6 comments

Aug 22, 2009. 11:50 PMpopproject says:

hmm... looks like ikea isn't selling these brackets anymore. unless i'm a moron and can't find it somehow. anybody?

Jan 9, 2009. 6:53 AM

benthekahn says:

Yeah, If you didn't put the brackets over studs, you wouldn't have been able to put more then like 5 pounds on them.

Aug 15, 2008. 1:15 AMChard says:

add this to my new group Surfer's Paradise!

Jul 14, 2008. 6:56 AMChard says:

might be worth buying some pipe insulating foam tubing and cutting a slit lengthways along it. then wrap the cut foam tube around the bracket to avoid pressure dings on the rails of your board. i use the same foam tubing to put round a clothes hanger so my wetsuit doesnt sretch funny ways around the shoulders.

Apr 21, 2008. 1:23 PMQuiksilver2693 says:

I do something similar to this to hold my wakeboard and snowboard. Its from Ikea but i don't remember the name. IT is a long track with hooks that can slide to where you need them.