Which types of skis fit the Skijack?
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The ski jacket is designed to fit all types of skis thanks to 4 adjustable plastic profiles. You can set three different distances between the side cuts—from narrow racing skis and cross-country skis to wide alpine skis. Snowboards can also be hung up by strapping two together.

How much distance should I leave between the Skijacks?
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Make sure the ski bindings have enough space so they don’t collide with each other. Once this is in place, the hangers can be placed close together without any problem.

How do I install the Skijack wall mount?
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The Skijack is easily installed using the two screws included. For best results, we recommend securing the screws in wall studs or using anchors designed for your type of wall. If you’re mounting it on a brick wall, you can purchase concrete screws separately. Be sure to leave enough space from the floor so your longest skis don’t hit the ground. We also recommend using a drill to drive in the screws.

How many pairs of skis can the rack hold?
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Each Skijack wall mount holds up to 5 pairs of racing skis or 2–3 pairs of slalom skis with poles. The exact capacity depends on the width of the skis. The ski jacket is 30 cm long, so by calculating the total width of your skis, you can easily figure out how many hangers you need.

Do you ship internationally?
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Yes, we ship to most countries around the world. Shipping costs and delivery times vary by destination. Please contact us for specific prices outside of Norway.

How do the skis hang in the Skijack?
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The skis hang by their tips in the Skijack, so it must be mounted with enough distance from the floor for your longest skis.

How does the ceiling mount work?
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The Skijack roof mount can be purchased in addition to the wall mount to make use of the roof space. You can attach up to 4 wall mounts to the ceiling mount—one in each direction. Special screws for the ceiling mount are included.

Is the wall mount suitable for all types of walls?
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The wall mount can be installed on most types of walls, including wood, drywall, concrete, and brick. Be sure to use the correct type of anchors and screws for your wall type. We recommend mounting the wall brackets wherever possible.