Ads01 said..
I'm looking for a Diy,free standing ,mobile,timber sup rack design.
Any designs out there?

What sort of space are you working with and how many boards?

I used some 70 x 35 drilled some holes and cut broom handle for the dividers. Bought some cheap pool noodles from Kmart to line the broom hand and timber. It only holds 3 boards but works well and does not take up much space.

You could easily put some wheels on it to make it mobile.

As usual.... I go with the less complex.

My rack !!! Ikea table legs, $5 set, and some pool noodles ohh and new ebike and SUP trailer ..the remote peak explorer, no crowds for me this summer.

bomberdave said..

supthecreek said..
As usual.... I go with the less complex.

Love it STC ..by my count thats a 10 board quiver??

Nah mate..... those are the ones I am NOT using in winter wetsuit gear.

The "Active" rack is in my van

PS
I like your Creek-E Bike!

bomberdave said..

supthecreek said..

bomberdave said..

supthecreek said..
As usual.... I go with the less complex.

Love it STC ..by my count thats a 10 board quiver??

Nah mate..... those are the ones I am NOT using in winter wetsuit gear.

The "Active" rack is in my van

PS
I like your Creek-E Bike!

STC is that a CreekEbike ?? (creekybike)

This is a CreekyBike
No E.... just me

I bought BoardRax just over 2 years ago. They are free standing horizontal racks on wheels that can lock. A guy sells them out of Narrabeen. I think I found them on Gumtree.

Would think they are definitely more expensive than a DIY rack but I needed something free standing and figured over a few years the extra $$$ wouldn't be bad.

They are exactly what I wanted. So simple to assemble (match the #1 with #1 and screw in, match the #2 with #2 and screw in etc) and have lasted really well. Normally have 3 SUPs, a longboard and some paddles on it. Never looked like that was too much. Really easy to move around to clean the garage too.

Like I said there are probably plenty of cheaper options but they did what I needed.

colas said..

Dash said..
I bought BoardRax just over 2 years ago. They are free standing horizontal racks on wheels that can lock.

A nice design, allowing equal access to all boards.
A version where the boards would be not vertical but slanted may be the solution for SUPs longer than a room/garage height.

Sorry, misinterpreted - the boards lie horizontal on the rack so room height isn't an issue