Is a new board hanger possible? Or will the industry say no?

This picture is from Jenkem Magazine, I'm sure most collectors have seen this by now, and it's used to show how skateboard collectors tend to display their skateboard artwork. What I see here, I see everywhere. Yes it looks good but if you think about it, the way they are hung, what stops them from warping in slow motion and cracking the paint as the boards wood dries over time? Not the two machine screws it's held on by! Now look at the ones in a self contained picture frame, are the boards protected from problems? And can the rest of us, the 90% collectors in the world ever afford to have this setup to preserve our skateboards?

Probably not in today's high priced world.

This picture only used to show how some that can will hag there skateboard collections,

ONLY AN EXAMPLE !!

We are looking for the best way. 

More to come. 

If you have an idea on the best way to stack boards let me know and if it's better than what other people are saying or what I have researched and found out I will post it here and give you credit.

If you search the internet you will see this, all kinds of ways to display your boards. There is no shortage to choose from and no innovation here, just the same stuff that's always been, and they seem to be copied from one or another in some small way. And none of these hangers address the problems for boards  as they start to age and dry out or twist. 

If you are a skateboard collector/investor, and you are looking for something to hang your long term investment on so you don't loose the value in the future, we are working on that !

This picture only used to show what most of the market has for skateboard hangers,

ONLY AN EXAMPLE !!

 YES YES, boards have problems, they always have, but not even the companies that build them are really innovating in this area for us collectors, and they have all the control of their product and how it's made and shipped. 

This is how the problem started or lack of solutions years ago. As we all know, skateboard manufacturers are out to make money, and lots of it. They have no reason or incentive to change their direction to help the growing market of skateboard collectors other than to make a billion copies of the same graphic. And the way I see it they will not change this direction from the inside, they need a little push from the outside.

Again as they promote their sales of collectable boards to the world, why are they still selling them the same way as skated boards? The industry has a great opportunity to give the skateboard market a new boost longer into the future and make even more money if they could get out of the "FAD MARKET BOX" and really turn the other side of this into a market for hobbyist.

Just think about how many more people across the spectrum would buy there product !!! 

We are trying to change the way skateboards are displayed and sold for the better. And we have found one way but not like you may think. We need a vintage skateboard company to step up and partner with us to help solve our hanger problem, and this is why. Could I just put my hanger product on the market to be cheaply copied by this product industry and others - YES - but that's the problem, and that's why I'm waiting. I believe it should be used right from the factory at the time the boards are sent from the manufacturer to the new owner. This will help put your board in a stable collecting condition right off the bat when its pulled from the stack of boards. And if my products get copied by the after market industry, this problem won't be solved for new collected boards going forward. Now you may say, who cares? I would say the investors that can see the value in what they have or can see the value in something they want to buy.  V.E.S. has developed a new quality hanger with a purpose and goal, to help preserve your skateboard and its artwork better, no matter if it's in storage or hung up for display. And the first company to sign me up as the first Skateboard - Pro Refurbisher and adds me to the team, can have it. 

My body of work here on my website should be proof enough of my skateboard skills and what I'm trying to accomplish.