Wall-mounted cornhole rack that holds one full set of boards (2 total) with just one pair of hooks. Installs into wall studs and keeps your boards safe, secure, and off the floor.
Store both cornhole boards in a single wall-mounted rack—no extra hooks needed! This tandem design holds one full set of cornhole boards (2 total) using just one pair of rack arms.
Boards lean securely against the wall with a sloped design that prevents tipping and saves valuable floor space. Mounts directly to wall studs and installs in minutes.
What’s Included
1 Pair – Cornhole Board Rack Arms
Holds 2 full-size cornhole boards (one full set) up to 4" thick each
Angled arms keep both boards safely leaning in tandem
No need for 2 pairs—this kit holds both boards with just one pair
Includes all mounting fasteners and a square-drive bit
How to Install
Locate and mark wall studs
Level the rack arms
Drive in the included fasteners
Slide boards into place and enjoy the floor space
Materials
1/2" cabinet-grade birch plywood
9 laminated layers for maximum strength
Precision CNC-cut for a perfect fit
🇺🇸 Proudly made in the USA from renewable materials
Perfect For
Backyard cornhole players
League and tournament organizers
Garage or shed storage setups
Protecting board surfaces from scratches or warping
Build Out Your Space
Pair this rack with our tool and shelf systems to complete your garage or shed wall:
Q: How many boards does this rack hold?
A: The Double Cornhole Board Wall Rack is designed to hold two full-size cornhole boards, up to 4 inches thick each.
Q: Can this be used in a garage or shed?
A: Yes. It mounts directly to exposed wall studs in garages, sheds, basements, or utility rooms.
Q: Does the rack come with hardware?
A: Yes. It includes all mounting fasteners and a square-drive bit for easy installation.
Q: Will my boards stay secure in the rack?
A: Absolutely. The sloped arms hold boards at a slight angle to keep them safely leaning back and stable.
Q: Is this made in the USA?
A: Yes. All HangThis Up products are proudly made in the USA using renewable materials.
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