Spy x Family Skateboard Deck: Wall Display How-To
By TOHO animation Store | US | Published: 2026-11-01
Category: How-to Guides
Turn your Spy x Family skateboard deck into wall art with a simple, damage-free mounting process. Follow these steps for Yor and Loid decks.
Quick answer
Use a wall-mounted skateboard deck holder or floating shelf that supports the deck from underneath, rather than drilling through the deck. This keeps the graphic intact and lets you swap decks without new holes.
Why avoid drilling through the deck
Drilling holes through a skateboard deck ruins the graphic and weakens the wood. For a collectible deck like the Spy x Family Yor or Loid deck, you want to preserve its condition. A holder that grips the edges or supports the bottom distributes weight without penetrating the surface. This also makes it easy to change displays later.
Choosing the right spot
Pick a wall that is not in direct sunlight to prevent fading, and away from heat sources. Avoid hanging above a radiator or in a damp room. For a bedroom or living area, consider the deck's size: both Yor and Loid decks are 32 inches long, so allow at least a few inches of clearance on each side.
When to use a frame instead
If you want extra protection from dust and UV, a shadow box frame is a good alternative. However, frames can be heavier and may require more secure mounting. For a lightweight, minimalist look, a deck holder is simpler. Both methods work—choose based on your wall and budget.
Steps to hang your deck
- Gather tools and materials: You'll need a deck holder or floating shelf, a drill (if using wall anchors), a level, a pencil, and a stud finder. Check that the holder is designed for a 32-inch deck. Common mistake: using a holder that is too small—measure the deck's width and length before buying.
- Find the right wall position: Use a stud finder to locate studs, or mark where you'll install wall anchors. Hold the deck against the wall to visualize placement, then mark the holder's screw holes with a pencil. Use a level to ensure the marks are straight. Checkpoint: ensure the deck will be centered and at a comfortable viewing height, typically eye level.
- Install the mounting hardware: Drill pilot holes and attach the holder to the wall using appropriate screws and anchors. If using a floating shelf, follow the manufacturer's instructions for weight limits. Common mistake: skipping anchors in drywall—always use them unless screwing directly into a stud.
- Place the deck on the holder: Slide the deck into the holder or rest it on the shelf. Adjust as needed to ensure it sits level and secure. For edge-grip holders, make sure the grips contact the deck's sides, not the graphic. Checkpoint: gently wiggle the deck to confirm it's stable and won't fall.
- Final safety check: Tug lightly on the holder to ensure it's firmly attached. If the deck wobbles, tighten screws or add padding. For high-traffic areas, consider a safety strap or museum gel. Common mistake: ignoring slight movement—address it before the deck falls.
Product facts
- Sokudo Society Spy x Family Yor Skateboard Deck: The Yor deck measures 32 inches long and 8.25 inches wide, made of maple wood. These dimensions help you choose a holder that fits securely and plan wall space.
Sokudo Society Spy x Family Yor Skateboard Deck - Sokudo Society Spy x Family Loid Skateboard Deck: The Loid deck is also 32 inches long and 8.25 inches wide, crafted from maple wood. Knowing the size ensures you buy the correct mounting hardware for a snug fit.
Sokudo Society Spy x Family Loid Skateboard Deck
