Thanks to other topics for inspiration for storage racks for garage.

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/Board-racks-at-home
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/Gear-storage
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/Outdoors-Board-Rack-Ideas

I considered using broom handles for racks but decided to use 70x35mm timber instead, more solid. The materials cost $82 from Bunnings, which was less than broom handles. The studs in the wall were 500mm centres, and the racks are 1500mm apart on wall. The timber in each rack is 800mm long, with 710mm width usable. The rack spacings are multiples of 100mm.

Storage for fins and extensions and bases, fin covers removed in photo. Some ideas in old topic, but none used plastic storage tubs. 34L Under Bed Storage Container, W:390 H:155 L:790, $10 from Bunnings. Same tub to left in photo in previous post.

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Windsurfing/General/How-Do-You-Organise-Your-Fins

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Zooming in on the pic should be self explanatory. I think the total cost for the new racks was 40 dollars.

Scrapped my wall storage unit and gone for free standing.

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Shifu said..
Latest iteration:
Zooming in on the pic should be self explanatory. I think the total cost for the new racks was 40 dollars.

Floor needs sweeping.

I've noticed nobody hangs their sails by the specifically designed off centred bag handles

and smelly fins go in the box

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joe windsurf said..
and smelly fins go in the box

Hey joe , could we make money selling tiny whirligigs for smelly fin storage boxes ?
" Pong no more " has a ring to it.
Dont worry , I'm only on beer 4.

Old thread but here is our new rack.














New rack has 9 space old rack has 6. Made out of 50x50&20x20 and old 50x50&30x30 galv steel. Foam to go on the arms. Cost under $300

Hey, ive used some prefab shelving system. Each metal arm can support 55kg. So a sailboard or two wont be an issue. I slid 25mm electrical conduit over the metal arms to protect boards.Easy as.

No nice new boards though!!

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olskool said..
Hey, ive used some prefab shelving system. Each metal arm can support 55kg. So a sailboard or two wont be an issue. I slid 25mm electrical conduit over the metal arms to protect boards.Easy as.

No nice new boards though!!

Dam it! I forgot to put a space on it for my Mistral RB!

Back to the drawing board, but i do have a new board coming and room for it at the bottom!

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BSN101 said..
Old thread but here is our new rack.














New rack has 9 space old rack has 6. Made out of 50x50&20x20 and old 50x50&30x30 galv steel. Foam to go on the arms. Cost under $300

Sorry mate, but I'll be showing your photos to my missus to prove that I don't even come close to setting a record with the amount of gear I've got

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Orange Whip said..

BSN101 said..
Old thread but here is our new rack.














New rack has 9 space old rack has 6. Made out of 50x50&20x20 and old 50x50&30x30 galv steel. Foam to go on the arms. Cost under $300

Sorry mate, but I'll be showing your photos to my missus to prove that I don't even come close to setting a record with the amount of gear I've got

It aint all mine!!!

Me, Myself, I, Steve, Steves, Steves dog lots of us sail here in Busso