This would be the shed of all sheds, of course.repurposed for surfers not hockey folks, take of hosers.
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Surfboard Storage
- Thread starter Havoc
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I just finished some bort storage. Left some room to add to the quiver. #lifegoals 
Whats the deal with nose down or tail down? Is it a kook move to do tail down? Should I panic and rearrange asap.. Tail up does show off the leash string setup...
Y, do u live on a fault? no bungee no problem 4 me.
nose down allows a lean towards the wall. tail down squash and swallow tails balance weird, imo.
ive also repaired enough swallow tips to not rest boards on them anymore.
You're slacking. I see room for four more boards.I just finished some bort storage. Left some room to add to the quiver. #lifegoals
When you're making boards racks, always make room for more boards than you currently have
2x 6'2"s
6'4"
7'10"
edit* there's a 6'10" in there too
A stroller
A dining room table.
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Bro, is the red BZ your DD and the bigger blue your step-up? #dropkneeI just finished some bort storage. Left some room to add to the quiver. #lifegoals
Also, looks like you still need to try MR +trailer in GMM2. You're blowin it!
How many liters Is the table?
Kinda overvolumed. Gotta slimmed down version inside. This one mostly lives in the garage for the off chance that we ever need a bigger one. I should give it away.
No - the T-nuts are nuts. the t-bolts screw into the nuts, and the rail is between the two. as you tighten them together (by twisting the dowel), the dowel becomes securely fastened to wherever it is on the t-rail.
I've been using a modified lumber rack to store the longboards, my kid's foamie, and my friend's orange board. I used 1x1 hardwood extensions to make it wide enough and wrapped it in pipe insulation. A set screw at the bottom keeps the wood from sliding out. All in, it cost me around $50 six years ago but I think costs have gone up a bit since then. Still, pretty solid and economical.
My shortboard rack is just some old 2x4's mounted to the wall. It ain't pretty but it works just fine. Easily less than $10. My biggest mistake there was thinking that 6 slots would be enough when I first made it.
My shortboard rack is just some old 2x4's mounted to the wall. It ain't pretty but it works just fine. Easily less than $10. My biggest mistake there was thinking that 6 slots would be enough when I first made it.
Judging by the pristine condition of the wax, one would assume you have more boards than surfing days during the year.I just finished some bort storage. Left some room to add to the quiver. #lifegoals
You're not far off, at least for this year.
Spring and summer were terrible with wind and/or lack of swell.
So I had plenty of time to strip old wax, drink beer and gain 10 lbs.
Anyone have an easy ceiling storage fix that is slightly more dignified than a pair of looped ropes?
Surfboard Ceiling Rack LC 3
T-Rax Surfboard Ceiling Racks are super strong. Surfboards rest on premium quality foam padding. Made in the U.S.A. since 1997.
www.t-raxsurf.com