Gear storage

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gmitton
gmitton
SA
1461 posts
SA, 1461 posts
8 Jun 2015 7:47pm
For a trailer solution..




Stretchy
Stretchy
WA
1053 posts
WA, 1053 posts
8 Jun 2015 8:03pm
I've used the broom handle version too, but with old boom arms
R1DER
R1DER
WA
1474 posts
WA, 1474 posts
8 Jun 2015 8:38pm
I can't believe how much gear you guys have got.
flyingcab
flyingcab
VIC
942 posts
VIC, 942 posts
9 Jun 2015 6:38pm
gmitton said..
For a trailer solution..





My fully enclosed trailer works fantastic for holding all my kite gear, and sail boards. Fully lockable with a whirle onto to keep the heat out. I love getting to the beach knowing i got all my boards to chose from and all my kites/ sails..

Peace out, Rob!
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
NSW
8333 posts
NSW, 8333 posts
9 Jun 2015 7:58pm
I've just flicked through this post so sorry if it's already been mentioned but our garage is unlined so we just have a few rope loops hanging from the rafters to hold the boards that won't fit elsewhere.
Boards and sails stand up between the car and wall.I have a quiver bag that holds c 6 sails so they are all together + a padded bag for masts (takes 4) so easier to load into car and harder to forget things. small stuff goes into 2 tubs.
Smithy
Smithy
VIC
859 posts
VIC, 859 posts
9 Jun 2015 9:32pm



50mm Square tube welded up and bolted to the wall high enough so the noses of the cars fit underneath. The best idea however is the H shaped timber sitting on the floor, this allows us to drive in until the tire hits providing perfect parking every time where there is only a couple of inches front and back with the garage door closed.

Behind the car is a roll of outdoor carpet that I roll out to rig up on in the garage, then just a short 50m Walk to the water.....
arancini
arancini
WA
373 posts
WA, 373 posts
9 Jun 2015 9:51pm
These rack kits were $45 each plus a lth of 70X45 CCA bolted to the wall, racks assembled and screwed onto vertical timber theres 6 surfboards and 4 windsurfers on there. The horizontals 25X25 RHS are a bit short so I banged in some 20mm PVC. I will add some rubber to the horizontals once I get hold of some....





Johnny Utah
Johnny Utah
QLD
3 posts
QLD, 3 posts
10 Jun 2015 7:44pm
Love the SUP rack

Just what I need so its off to the hardware store this weekend ....
AusMoz
AusMoz
QLD
1514 posts
QLD, 1514 posts
10 Jun 2015 7:56pm
gmitton said..




Have one of these but runs the full width of the double garage

holds 7 boards
6 sails 3 booms 3 masts plus hang other bits and pieces off it

cost - 300
musorianin
musorianin
QLD
597 posts
QLD, 597 posts
10 Jun 2015 8:48pm
What's best? Store sails lying horizontal or standing up luff end down. Or doesn't make any difference?
arancini
arancini
WA
373 posts
WA, 373 posts
10 Jun 2015 8:41pm



Finished! added pipe insulation to horizontals and on the verticals at the back its a bit squishy but works. now to off load some of the old stuff and get new for coming season !
John340
John340
QLD
3410 posts
QLD, 3410 posts
10 Jun 2015 11:14pm
musorianin said..
What's best? Store sails lying horizontal or standing up luff end down. Or doesn't make any difference?


If they are wet then you store them vertically
Vince68
Vince68
WA
675 posts
WA, 675 posts
19 Jun 2015 6:52pm
I had a storage problem. Had a look around the shed. Cut a 2m koppa log down the centre to make two long halves. Drilled holes evenly apart about 200mm for the pipe (racks). Fixed it to the wall. Had steel pipe from an old hills hoist washing line. Chopped them up stuck them in. Loaded my gear. Fits everything including the SUP’s.





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