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Where do you store your boards?

Created by Boothie88 Boothie88  > 9 months ago, 23 Mar 2016
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Boothie88
Boothie88

161 posts

23 Mar 2016 10:04am

At war with the wife at the moment, she wants my boards out of the house and into the garage. I'm concerned about the heat as it gets pretty warm in there don't want my boards to get ruined/ delam ect.
mitchbat
mitchbat

WA

399 posts

23 Mar 2016 10:13am
I can squeeze 4 under the bed in our spare room
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

23 Mar 2016 11:16am
I have a rack system down the side of the house, but keep my everyday boards in the house. Sadly yes its a daily argument, especially when the cleaner comes over and then she whinges also..
Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi

NSW

14256 posts

23 Mar 2016 2:46pm
2 employees giving you grief JB - first world problem

Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

23 Mar 2016 12:10pm
All slung from the ceiling.
Don't look up and they're not there
Salty Sea Dog
Salty Sea Dog

VIC

346 posts

23 Mar 2016 3:38pm
Surf rack the back bedroom which doubles as a storage unit for the "clutter".
Ricardo1709
Ricardo1709

NSW

1302 posts

23 Mar 2016 4:57pm
Racks in front sunroom racks in shed and now racks in cabin.anyone need racks built ??
MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

23 Mar 2016 5:00pm
2 longboards, 6 shortboards & 3 wind surfers all on horizontal aluminum racks in the garage. I bought the racks from a guy who makes them in Queensland. Found him on Ebay. Came with like 6mm ramsets, but I ditched them & drilled them out for 10mm bolts through the wall...Only thing is when we built the house I got them to put in an obscured window with a flyscreen up the top for ventilation & light.

If your boards delam, just tell your missus your boards life has expired & you now need a new board. If she argues tell her, well they would last longer if I kept them in the house. I could do that next time if you want me too
Hunter S
Hunter S

WA

516 posts

23 Mar 2016 7:07pm
Delamination extremely unlikely in a decent garage. It needs to get bloody hot to be a problem.

What you blokes doing dragging boards through the house? Mine spend first night inside then once waxed they're out to the garage.

Racks on two walls and ceiling racks hold 27 short boards in garage. Boards go out of the car into the racks. Why drag them through the house and risk denting the walls or worse, dinging your board.
bene313
bene313

WA

1347 posts

23 Mar 2016 7:59pm
^ I agree.

I don't have a garage so it's a mix of inside/outside/garden shed. The shed is covered by vegetation and surprisingly doesn't get too hot.

So yeah, if you have a garage, use that.
KEARNSY
KEARNSY

WA

1322 posts

23 Mar 2016 8:57pm
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Salty Sea Dog said..
Surf rack the back bedroom which doubles as a storage unit for the "clutter".


Yep , my Mrs is a cleaning Nazi but yet she has all this random crap in random places. After much squinting and scratching my head I gave her our "JUNKROOM".
Rather than keep them out in the shed - sadly my boards live in there too.

(Just went in there to take a photo but the door would only open 30 degrees and I chickened out with embarrassment )
justo82
justo82

WA

86 posts

23 Mar 2016 9:10pm
In the back shed. Fairly shaded, gets hot but not stupid hot. Haven't had a problem yet.
Boothie88
Boothie88

161 posts

24 Mar 2016 9:00am

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This is the current setup, which apparently must be relocated to the shed. I had thought of under the spare bed mitchbat but that would only be a temporary solution as the spare bed is also getting ditched. Was contemplating the linen closet but if you guys keep your boards in sheds and the heat is ok maybe ill put the rack in the garage if i have to, it gets warm but not really hot (might make the wax soft), was fighting it more so to make a point

MickPC, i thought of saying if they are in the garage i would need to replace them often, but then i'm not sure how i would explain not getting rid of the old ones
MickPC
MickPC

8266 posts

24 Mar 2016 6:37pm
^ Just say coz they're too far gone...they have deteriorated to a point where no one will pay a fair price & your better off keeping them for the average/crowded day...thus not risking damage to your good boards & saving $$$
sparki
sparki

WA

410 posts

24 Mar 2016 9:01pm
I explained that heat will damage mine, thus 5 boards being placed in a temporary space in an a/c room during summer to avoid needing to be replaced due to damage. Even if it is a great big white lie, family doesn't research to find out you're talking crap and it's piece of mind in case something does actually happen due to heat. During winter, racks attached to the garage ceiling. No excuses getting them out of the house in cool temps.
Steve78
Steve78

TAS

189 posts

25 Mar 2016 2:08pm
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Hey Boothie, where did you get your rack from
Boothie88
Boothie88

161 posts

25 Mar 2016 1:33pm
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Hey Boothie, where did you get your rack from


I made it myself mate- based on same design as cactus rack which you can buy online
Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi

NSW

14256 posts

26 Mar 2016 10:46pm
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This is the current setup, which apparently must be relocated to the shed. I had thought of under the spare bed mitchbat but that would only be a temporary solution as the spare bed is also getting ditched. Was contemplating the linen closet but if you guys keep your boards in sheds and the heat is ok maybe ill put the rack in the garage if i have to, it gets warm but not really hot (might make the wax soft), was fighting it more so to make a point

MickPC, i thought of saying if they are in the garage i would need to replace them often, but then i'm not sure how i would explain not getting rid of the old ones


Just change them over and keep them in the same board bags. Keep the colour schemes similar and do it often enough and she will never know as log as you are replacing something similar you will be fine. Replace a board that is browning with a nice new white one though and all bets are off
thedrip
thedrip

WA

2355 posts

27 Mar 2016 12:31am
Shed. 35 boards. The main 8 or 9 in a rack, the rest in the rafters. No problem.

Surfing them causes more damage than heat. Unsealed dings too.
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