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Surfboard Storage
- Thread starter Havoc
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all my good/new ones I keep in a 10'x10' storage facility that's air conditioned and UV free. The room was for other stuff but I rangled a dozen boards in there.
Rolling wooden vertical racks (dozen) for my shorties (under 7'6") and PVC horizontal racks for the funboards and longboards at home but they are all exposed to the elements.
Rolling wooden vertical racks (dozen) for my shorties (under 7'6") and PVC horizontal racks for the funboards and longboards at home but they are all exposed to the elements.
horizontal wall rack to save floor space in the garage, got it with mounting hardware for like $30 off Craigslist. Thought it would force me to stay accountable bc it only holds 4 boards but nahhhh. few others in board bags leaning against the wall
Got 30 boards in the garage, using both vertical and horizontal racks from T-Rax
I picked up a stand off amazon about a year back. Only holds 4 boards, but its useful. Other boards are scattered in the garage.
Attachments
Two by four, some dowels, drill, glue, insulation for padding, screw into the wall.
Done.
I'm not Bob Villa but it's kinda of a no-brainer project.
Done.
I'm not Bob Villa but it's kinda of a no-brainer project.
got a vertical wooden stand off amazon for pretty cheap = just a 2x4 and wooden dowels like in a shop and its at the end of a hallway in the entrance to my tiny ass apartment. Holds four boards technically but I have 6 in there now because some of em dont have fin's in em so you could double up. There are 3 more boards not in the rotation stashed under my bed my bed and I have a long board thats propped up against a wall.The rest of my boards are in my parents garage in OC but they're mostly just redundant or trashed and they've been begging me to get rid of them for years. Def not ideal, but it works for now.
Everytime you have to maneuver around a boar in the house, put a dollar in the cookie jar. Sell the oldies, take cookie jar to shaper, get new stick.
Thats a great idea. Ive never sold boards just cause I figured it wasnt worth the trouble for a 100 bucks because my boards that I frequent get trashed after a 2 years or so. I should start though - I'm surprised my parents havent just thrown em out tbh.
Have had T-Rax horizontally mounted on the wall in my garage for a while now, no issues, but to get to the top need a step ladder.
Just got this yesterday haven't opened the box yet, need to create some space to install, $55 seems like it will work fine, I'm sure you can make it yourself for cheaper, but tools and some skills.
but I do dream about a board shed in the backyard: boards, couch, TV with surf vids playing, kegerator.
Just got this yesterday haven't opened the box yet, need to create some space to install, $55 seems like it will work fine, I'm sure you can make it yourself for cheaper, but tools and some skills.
but I do dream about a board shed in the backyard: boards, couch, TV with surf vids playing, kegerator.
https://www.quivergrip.com/
I got 4 sets of these in their initial crowd funding pretty cheap. It holds 12 boards and 2 years later the clamps still work fine. Looks like they upgraded the claps since the original ones I got
I got 4 sets of these in their initial crowd funding pretty cheap. It holds 12 boards and 2 years later the clamps still work fine. Looks like they upgraded the claps since the original ones I got
thats the same thing im using im pretty sure.
those things look pretty cool especially as you can just do a single one. does the clamp hold up after time, like the resistance stays clampy?
7 x rack 2x4 with pvc DIY vertical inside 4'x8' storage shed outside with 2 fans: solar roof fan blowing fresh air in and whirly bird roof fan blowing air out
These look kinda cool if you don't store your boards with fins:
www.storeyourboard.com
Surfboard Hanger | Storage and Display Rack
surf hanger that uses fin to secure surfboard to display and store surfboards in retail and surf shops
www.storeyourboard.com