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Created by Nugdam Nugdam  > 9 months ago, 24 Feb 2019
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Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

24 Feb 2019 2:51pm
Just wanting to get some storage ideas for the garage.

Would love to see some people's setups. At the moment I've just made up a horizontal rack that sits on thr floor with some pool noodle and broom handle as dividers. Would love to build a rack that can take a few boards like the surf shops.
GM32
GM32

NSW

26 posts

24 Feb 2019 9:15pm
great question and I am really curious about what others use also as we have just bought ourselves our first boards and are looking at how t store them - we live in a townhouse so space is limited.

we have seen some SUP storage racks online from a company up in QLD called "Rack-it-Up" - nice and cheap racks and they look very easy to install


have anyone had any experience with these racks and would be kind enough to comment?

excellent topic and great timing for us

cheers
Hoppo3228
Hoppo3228

VIC

820 posts

24 Feb 2019 9:18pm
Yes the rack it up racks are excellent, cheap, strong, easy to put up (even in brickwork).

I have 2 SUP boards on a wall using these.

Highly recommended for storage.
808-Obsession
808-Obsession

QLD

452 posts

24 Feb 2019 8:39pm
Not quite what you're looking for, but in an apartment block with a car space (no individual garage), I use Sea To Summit Aquaslings attached to the back of my storage box on wheels for easy access (board is locked to the box and box is locked to the wall when not in use - trust no one!)







Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

24 Feb 2019 8:53pm
I was going to look for something similar to this. But its 140$ for this rack. Surely I can knock one up for alot cheaper.


GM32
GM32

NSW

26 posts

24 Feb 2019 10:14pm
Thanks Hoppo, great to hear mate.Nugdam ... this is what the Rack-It-Up ones look like ... and for $40 I'm sure you can knock something up similar to what you have been looking at for way cheaper than buying them, for us we don't have the luxury space wise to have them straight out from the wall, I believe the ones we are looking at only come out approx 35cm from the wall.





FRP
FRP

FRP

501 posts

25 Feb 2019 12:22am
Hi

Built my rack several years ago. Two 2"x4" s with doweling. Held up well but thinking of upsizing the dowels as there is some flex that I would like to reduce when changing fins.

Bob


LucBenac
LucBenac

432 posts

25 Feb 2019 12:50am
Ikea desk legs. Steel, $5 each :-) Plumbing foamy.





riverider
riverider

TAS

1112 posts

25 Feb 2019 4:14pm
I just use chains hung from the joists with a bit some plastic tube, under $100 and 20 minutes Work.




Zeusman
Zeusman

QLD

1363 posts

26 Feb 2019 3:07pm



This is in my bedroom
FRP
FRP

FRP

501 posts

27 Feb 2019 5:02am
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Zeusman said..



This is in my bedroom


Nice!!! I may try to copy something like this. I don't like the flex I get with the dowels.

Bob
JESUSGUS
JESUSGUS

WA

173 posts

1 Mar 2019 8:24am
That's a sturdy looking rack
normster
normster

NSW

346 posts

1 Mar 2019 11:58am
Zeus - looks good - how do you support the horizontal shelves - is it plywood in one sheet ?

is that an item of clothing hanging from nearest rack - it looks kind of small and transparent ?
magillamelb
magillamelb

VIC

627 posts

1 Mar 2019 12:04pm
Panel roller door Racks.

Storage for 5 boards (3 x 14'/Unlimited & 2 surf SUP's) in the ceiling.
All for less than $100.

Unfinished board is 17'4" x 28"









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