My kids tagged it between coats. That is the official name now.

I've always done the broomsticks poking out of wood, bolted to the wall, to have boards sitting horizontally on 'shelves'
Then I realised that you only need one bit of timber with broomsticks sticking out, if you stand boards up. But making the same contraption, if you move house you can use it in either orientation

Of course, I bet my damn pics rotate again lol

So - occy strap between pillars to stand sails up takes no space:




boards vertical with wood n broomsticks method:



which I like better than the old horizontal ones, but SUPS too long to stand up in the garage:




Standup rack attached to shaping room close to door is good though for easy moving in and out:

olskool said..
^photo spin can be prevented by reducing the physical photo size before posting.
Give it a lil trim n it'll fit right in.

Dunno how to edit on a phone, then put them on a 'puter with no photo editing software then load here. Its dumb, cos they are the right orientation in gallery so why not in forum (never used to be like that too)
hmmpff

@Mark,take a screenshot of pic. Goto the screenshot pic hit the edit icon. Trim pic perimeter. Save it. Then post the trimmed pic to SB.

Vertical integration , volumetric capacity , raises and lowers on rails ,
Sooo sexy,
Engineers rule

Imax1 said..
Vertical integration , volumetric capacity , raises and lowers on rails ,
Sooo sexy,
Engineers rule

If you cant dazzle them with brilliance, then baffle them with bullsh!t.

Here's the thing , it comes down to maths .
Lets say 250 mm is a good spacing with a pool noodle over the dowl , could go 220 with straps and still be smiling.
Thats what I have with a little to spare . Horizontal.
It depends on the amount of boards .
A 3m garage ceiling can hold 11 boards
If you have less than 11, standing up is better .
Standing up between dowls , at least 16 sails and 8 masts . 1 m wide .
A few booms hanging on 1 dowl.
A car length garage wall can hold a lot of stuff , no wider than your widest board.
Your welcome

Built a shed a few years ago, have 15 boards so wanted the most used 6 or 7 ones accessible, so welded bars at side of shed. Should I leave, then useful for next owner to store items.

when we down sized I had to make racks. I considered going vertical, but I think horizontal is kinder on the gear, so ended up with this.
The board racks I salvaged from the old shed, just had to pin them to the wall.


Bugger missed the booms hanging up off to the left. The one you can see isn't used very often.
In case you are wondering, the sails are sitting in 150mm plastic pipe split down the middle.

And the timber on the floor, is a stop for the rear wheels of the wagon. There's only centimetres clearance front and rear with the masts on

With the heat and high humidity in Florida I have always kept my boards inside the house, sails booms and masts in the garage.

I think we have a winner

westhammer said..









DA,Antmans candy shed :)

The colours

normster said..
I think we have a winner

I counted 18 windsurfing boards, and thats without paddle and surf boards. Thats not a shed, thats a shop.

AUS65 said..
Built a shed a few years ago, have 15 boards so wanted the most used 6 or 7 ones accessible, so welded bars at side of shed. Should I leave, then useful for next owner to store items.

So when ya gonna get some of them wet Mr Z?

westhammer said..









DA,Antmans candy shed :)

That's impressive lucky you don't wingsurf aswell