Can you use this rack for a foam board?
929039
I haven't used a foam board on this rack before; I would think you could though so long as the board is stiff enough and won't sag through the middle.
1872425
I don't think so. The rack is sewn in the middle to accomodate stacked surfboards on one side and stacked surfboards on the other side. I think a cargo box or tray might be too wide and too high for what these straps can handle.
350096
I've mounted to a fiberglass top and it work great...not sure it would work too well on foam, it's basically super glued on.
119906
I don't think so,, you could, if your very creative,, attach it to a heavy 2X10 board. That would make it heavy. This item is made of plastic and the underside is hollow.
9350
I would think so. The rack is sturdy enough vertically.I certainly would attach the bottom of the upper rack to the top of the bottom rack.Also, attach the combined racks in multiple spots to a wall behind, or attach braces to keep it from collapsing laterally.
418462
unless you can weld I am not sure. maybe put another board down lengthwise and mount to that
1782902
In theory yes. But I the rack had no instructions and is really light weight consruction with very thin aluminum and plastic. I used it once and then gave it away.
775733
It should work, but as Robert C. stated - - a lot of work. I'll be looking into a permanent rack that snaps my board in (if that even exists)
1068605
Technically you can mount it using zip ties, but load capacity would be compromised as the design relies on the screw depth. I would not recommend this rack for your application..
1026987
no, it would not be suitable for a standard rack mount. Plus, it's very weighty.
651925
Suppose you can but I would use ratchet straps to secure it to the rack.Two across and one front to back.
303902
No. Someone might make one for a roller. This might hold a very small 4 inch roller, but not one that is made of foam.
494189
yes, you could use this. It would be more secure if you had a rack in front. if attaching to only the sides you need to make sure fastened tightly so as not to blow up.
322841
Not really. You could use it that way but I don't think it would hold up very well. Its very thin, there's no backing or support. I have it hanging on a wall by my desk and its great for that, but its definitely a light duty board.
404305
Since there are no Side rails I don't see why not. The frame is just the top 4 bars, the head board and the area at the feet. Nothing is at the bottom or the sides holding it together, so if you have a metal frame there are a couple holes that they drilled at the bottom where you might be able to attach some sort of rail or frame.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack
1660327
Hello, I think mounting the support arms opposite of the picture would work. You may also have to flip the grid over. The rack is finished on all sides so you wouldn't have to worry about the look either.