Launcher Surfboard Rack

Hinoki wood had been regarded as highly valuable interior material and building material for a long time in Japan. Hinoki wood is beautiful for having fine wood grains and white barks with a slight tint of red. Also, this wood is popular for being moderately hard and easy to be processed, and since the average growing period of Hinoki trees is longer than other conifers, the Hinoki wood is expensive when used as a building material. Its durability has been proven since it had been used in constructions of temples and shrines.

Other reasons for the popularity of Hinoki wood are its distinctive fragrance, its resistance against mold, and its resistance against insects. It is also highly durable against moisture, and so it has been used for bathtubs.

I'm always delighted to introduce the Old Pipe vertical surfboard rack with the name Launcher to others because the name is not only apt but also vivid. Moreover, I like to mention that I came up with this name in my dreams, highlighting the pressure I was under!

The vertical rack for surfboards, when adorned with a surfboard, resembles a rocket launch pad, ready at any moment for the next water-spraying adventure in the waves.

1. The appearance is clean and neat, devoid
of any unnecessary designs.

2. The embedded design enhances stability
in structure while maintaining a clean and
sleek exterior.

3. Dual bottom supports mimic cradling a
beloved surfboard with both hands, provid-
ing safety and reassurance. It is versatile for
various board shapes, including round tails,
square tails, fish tails, etc.

4. The elevated bottom design facilitates
convenient home cleaning, allowing for
smooth passage of a robotic vacuum.

5. Featuring a 3:1 perforation design, it
caters to the practical needs of surfers. Less
frequently used boards can be stored
together, while regularly used ones, when
equipped with fins, can be individually
placed.