Abstract: A rack that is designed to be connected to a wall for hanging sport boards that includes a casing, a drawer, several right and left arms with connectors that match corresponding connectors in the casing. The drawer can slide inside and outside the casing and to be contained inside the casing. The right and the left arms are designed to be connected to the casing facing outward and to the right and to the left sides. The arms are designed to receive the sport boards. The inner length of the drawer is equal to or greater than the length of the arms, and the inner width of the drawer is equal to or greater than the width of the arms. The drawer is designed to contain the arms when the rack is not in use.

Abstract: A stand for sport boards that includes two foldable legs, an upper member with notches for supporting the boards, and a base that contains a drawer for storing the legs and the upper member. Each leg includes two parallel lower plates and an upper plate axially connected to the lower plates by a hinge so that the upper plate is positioned between the lower plates. The top parts of the lowers plates include a back grooves and the lower part of the upper plate has a matched back grooves, enabling to lock the leg in an open position by a piece that is inserted into the grooves. The bottom parts of the lower plates have L-shaped connectors that match L-shaped tunnels in the base. Top parts of the upper plates have front groves that match back groves in the back corners of the upper member.