could you like put it on the bottom of a longboard
1817604
If you are going to use these outdoors, I'd recommend putting them in a waterproof enclosure. I use them quite a bit and when they get damp, LEDs fail.
1817605
Yes with a little ingenuity on how to mount itnot sure it would take moisture or handle vibration heat on these is the biggest killer so far
1817606
I mount them in pairs inside salvaged track light swivel fixtures, or "cans." Wired and mounted on rough cedar, as wall hangings, they make attractive, practical emergency lights. I use 3-4 small globs of silicone caulk to mount, these little guys don't get very hot. What is a "longboard"?
929615
I don't see why not, as long as there is a level spot. The product is easy to assemble and the bottom pieces would be fine on any surface, as long as it is level.
1543784
. The board attached to the bottom would bend or break in the Width. The length might make it, but not the width.
867632
I don't think it would be very easy, since it's not as wide as paddle boards. but it's a good starter surf board.
376479
not comfortably i think. they sell a "longboard" version that attaches to seat post and rear rack assembly. better to go w this option. this smaller version is only connected to the seat post and intended for shorter boards. too wably for the smaller boards i say
2079221
I've never tried it myself but I don't see why you couldn't. You would just need to let it sink and do a slow enough drag to ensure it is pulling along the bottom.
2192561
Yes but it isn't a solid bottom just material. I wouldn't put anything heavy on it.
1874661
Yes. They used to have another longboard but I gauss they ran out and put another in it's place (:
1868522
It would work directly mounted onto the wood drop through or top mounted, it all depends how you want the board to ride
1605482
I haven't done that. But I am certain that it can be done. The long arm of the base should be on the same side with the larger board, for proper balancing.
242496
They're huge, so if you get thick riser pads then yes. But if not, look forward to the wheels touching the board and not being able to move. If you get a drop through longboard, you wont have to worry about this
1910604
Yes.... It's easy balance, wide, and good quality for a starter longboard. Best of all is the price.
894541
hmmm I don't see how that could be done. The bottom is a base and a little larger than the unit itself. It's a nice product and fits and looks well in our space.
1741690
If mounted on a deck i dont see why not but I would fear the depth not being deep enough and hitting bottom. You may want to verify with company.
1374388
It can be, but if you look at the holder, when you turn it over the back plate will then be on the bottom.
154018
I think this can be done. Another option would be to mount it onto the face of the existing back board.
629427
Yes. I use it to display a classic Bing longboard that is about ten feet long and probably around 30 pounds. The board has hung in a stairwell for almost seven years now. My family and I have to walk under it, so I check the rack regularly and it shows no signs of fatigue (I've also got a rope safety system in place just in case the plastic did happen to suddenly snap).