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Solid Wood Brand New Skateboard Rack for 2 boards, Pear Shaped Products


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Pear Shaped Products solid wood two board skateboard rack. £25 (no skateboards included in sale)


All you need to store your boards! No more marks on your wall! No MDF.


100% pine finished off with felt padding to protect graphics. The rack fits 2 boards with a small shelf at the bottom and a shelf at the top for display.


295mm wide and 145mm deep. 2 boards are 320mm high.

Retails at £54.95 see link.

https://www.pearshapedproducts.co.uk/collections/accessories/products/skateboard-racks?variant=34923146248349

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