If you don't have a place to store your kayak, there are a few options for keeping it safe. You can keep it on your porch or in your garage. If you live in an apartment, you can keep it in your storage unit. You can also keep it in your car, although this is not the safest option.
If you have a small apartment, you may be wondering how to store a kayak. There are a few options. You can keep it in your apartment, but you will need to make sure that it is properly secured. You can also keep it in a storage unit. This is a good option if you do not have a lot of space in your apartment. You can also keep it in your garage. This is a good option if you have a garage that is large enough to store a kayak.
Assuming you don't have a lot of space, you can store a kayak indoors by hanging it from the ceiling. You'll need two strong hooks that can support the weight of the kayak, and you'll need to make sure the hooks are spaced far enough apart so that the kayak can hang level. You can also put the kayak on its side on two saw horses or other supports.
4.9/5
SIZE & Capacity: 10"H x 16"D. Holds up to 50 lbs. Includes screws and plastic anchors.
Easy to install: make a small pencil mark where the center of the screw will go, and drill a hole in the spot(s) you marked. Make sure the hole you drill is deeper than the anchors length.Then insert the drywall anchors into the hole.Lastly, screw the bolt by using a screwdriver.
High quality material: Made of tubular steel which is durable and sturdy. It’s powder coated and rust resistant. In addition, this large arm storage hooks has EVA arm protector, which can protect steel tubes perfectly.
Various functions: great for organization especially with surfboard, folded chairs, Ladders, bicycles, tools, garden hoses, kayak, lumber, Sport equipments and other bulky items. And you can use two of them as a match to hang Heavy objects.
100% Satisfactory guarantee -- always committed to do our best to make sure our customers are satisfied about the purchasing of wall mount Garage utility hooks from US. If you have any questions, please feel free to Contact us to get immediately reply. We want our customers to be 100% satisfied.
$234
At our home, we have four paddle boards, and they do take up some room. They needed to be kept out of the way, have a decent appearance, and be simple to get to. On the weekends, we like to take them to the lake. The fact that these arm hooks could be used both indoors and outside impressed me when I found them. They readily fit our paddleboards and look beautiful after we drilled holes in them and fastened them to our stone walls outside. I'm really happy I bought them and think they were a terrific investment. Since we had a power drill, they were extremely simple to install and quite durable.
4.6/5
WHAT KAYAKS WILL IT FIT? up to 18" thick storage and the XL has 30" wide arms will fit a variety of kayaks, from whitewater, recreational, ocean, fishing, and more
HI-PORT 2 EXTRA LARGE KAYAK RACK: the innovative overhead XL ceiling system is the perfect solution to store your kayaks
DOUBLE CEILING STORAGE: 2 sided rack gives you 2x kayak storage capacity
EXCLUSIVE PATENT PENDING DESIGN: Built to hold your kayaks and built to last!
HEAVY DUTY STEEL: for kayak storage to 150lbs (75 lbs per side)
$234
rapid shipment For installation, I separated the two racks for my 10 foot kayaks by about 4 feet. This was a terrific solution for the ceiling of my unfinished walkout basement. There is just vertical 1/2" OSB for the end of the lag screw to screw into once it has passed through the bottom plate of the engineered wood I-beams that serve as the ceiling joists. In order to make sure there wouldn't be a problem if the holes for the lag screws weren't bored exactly in the center of the OSB edge, I screwed and glued a small 1"x3" board on each side of the OSB before pre-drilling the holes. The I-beams themselves were somewhat wobbly, though, when I went to load the kayaks onto the racks. (Not the equipment. Although it moved with the I-beam, it was incredibly strong.) To "stiffen" the I-beam, I thus intend to screw and glue some 5/8" x 16" x 8 ft plywood to each side of the area where the kayak rack is hung. Without the plywood, it's likely strong enough, but it will provide the I-beam and rack extra support when loading and unloading the kayaks. This job ended up being a little bigger than anticipated, but that is not the product's fault; it is because of the ceiling joists in my home.
4.5/5
â–ºUSE ANYWHERE - Can be used in your garage, boat house, or dock. You're not limited to just your garage, mount this rack to your dock, your deck, or your boathouse. 52"H x 94"W x 26"D.
â–ºVERSATILITY - Can be used indoors or outdoors, the padded arms are UV protected to protect form sunny days in the summer that destroys cheaper materials.
â–ºHOLDS TWO KAYAKS - Will hold two kayaks or stand up paddle boards with ease. No one wants to find their favorite kayak or paddle board lying on the ground after they hung it up. This Deluxe Kayak Stand will not let you, or your kayaks down.
â–ºALL METAL RACK - Our Deluxe Kayak Rack will withstand rigorous use year after year. Powder Coated finish and UV protected cushioned sleeves means this rack will be there for you when you need it next year, or for years to come.
â–ºLARGE CAPACITY - Weight capacity is 175 pounds, enough for two large kayaks, paddle boards or stand-up paddle boards. If you really want a kayak rack that will not let you, or your kayak down, then the RAD Deluxe Kayak Rack is for you.
$234
Since letting my kayak sit on the garage floor takes up space, I needed a means to hang it. Given that kayaks do weigh a bit, I couldn't rely on placing hooks on the wall, therefore I wanted a rack but one that wasn't a monster. Thanks to my search, I discovered this rack. I love it! This rack has a good modest footprint because it is only about 50 inches tall (check the specifications).1. Assembly: This is packaged in a fairly compact box. The largest single piece component that you receive are the rack pieces. Along with the rack in bits, instructions, nuts, and bolts, you also get two wrenches. Other tools weren't required.As for assembling it, I advise against taking everything out of the plastic since it will become confused (there are three different types of bolts). Despite being in small print, the directions are actually rather straightforward. To put this together, though, is not too difficult. In essence, you construct one leg first, then the other. After that, set the crossbar. The spanners function. However, putting this together will be much simpler if you can locate a 13mm ratchet set or wrench. Again, not necessary, but without a rachet, you will have to put in a little more work.The components I discovered fit together flawlessly. Nothing not fitting was ever a problem for me. I'll admit that I twice had to start again because I put a piece together incorrectly (again, the instructions are simple, but with such tiny font it is simple to err). Since there are just four sequences of assembly on this object, it is actually quite simple to rectify a mistake and pretty evident how this joins together after a little bit of assembly. I would advise delaying the final tightness (beyond hand tight) until you are certain that everything is assembled correctly, and then tightening just enough to make it difficult to pull.Use: After putting it all together, I used the screw-in feet to level the object, and it worked perfectly. Some of the metal components appear to be too large to fit on the rack. These are essentially little feet that you can screw the rack into the ground with if it's on cement, dirt (which isn't advised), or something similar. On a level cement floor, I didn't use these, and I don't think they're required. (I suggest utilizing the feet of the front leg to gently tip the rack toward the back.)Is this still stable? Yes. very steady Sturdy? Yes, the rack is well-engineered. This fits my tandem kayak perfectly, which I am currently using. The kayak can be positioned flat against the wall if I lay it with the bottom facing outward. Wow. What a space-saving and attractive design. Your kayak and helter skelter are leaving.Overall? Excellent. Excellent value; well-engineered. Excellent self-assembly design. looks fantastic Excellent storage option.
4.2/5
SAFETY LOCK - Never worry that hanging things will fall. It is equipped with a safe locking mechanism that prevents accidental release. When items are raised to the proper height, tie the rope to wall with an approx. slope angle of 45°, then the rope will be tightly locked in place and will not release
LARGE CAPACITY - The ceiling hoist allows you lift heavy loads weighing up to 125lbs up to 10 feet high. Greatly save space in your garage, especially for large volume products. We recommend using this lift at a max of 12 feet ceiling
PREMIUM BUILD - The hooks are made of heavy-duty iron with rubber coating, which protect objects from scratching or slips. Strong nylon ropes are extremely durable and tear-resistant, making sure goods are secure and will not fall
VARIOUS USES - Package includes a 2-pack storage hoist sets (Pack of 4 hooks). Each pack can support up to 125lbs(60kg). Can be used in garages, repair shops, and factories. Ideal for hanging kayaks, canoes, paddle boats, mountain bicycles, ladders, surfboards, snowboards, skis, and wakeboards
EASY INSTALLATION - Designed with a pulley system, you can mount or hang kayaks to ceiling with ease. Just hook up your kayak then pull the rope to lift and lock; labor saving and convenient! Only the minimum of tools are needed and you’ll be raising or lowing heavy goods in no time
$234
It arrived with 2 sets when I opened these. Being able to hang my mountain bike on one set and my 8-foot ladder on the other makes me happy. With this, it will lay flat on the ceiling and out of my way. It does not fit properly in the garage today while it is upright. My friend, who is helping me install it and owns something similar, declared after inspecting the setup that it was superior to the one he purchased from Costco. I appreciate him telling me that, so. After the item is installed and in use, I'll update with pictures.
4.2/5
â–ºROBUST ENGINEERING - allows you to lift heavy products, up to 125lb. Capacity. This is the kayak hoist that all the other are trying to copy. We don't cut corners. This is the original RAD kayak hoist you've heard about.
â–ºINDOOR USE - For indoor ceilings up to 12 ft. high. Once the kayak is out of the way you free up so much floor space you won't know what to do with it all.
â–ºRUBBER COATED HOOKS - Hooks are designed with a rubber coating to protect from scratches. Durable straps ensure that your kayak is secure and will not fail. We guarantee it.
â–ºEASY TO INSTALL - Mount to your ceiling joist or rafter and so easy to use. With only the minimum of tools you can have your kayak hanging in your garage in no time.
â–ºSAFETY LOCKS - Safe locking mechanism prevents accidental release. No one wants to come home and find their kayak has fallen to the floor. The Rad Kayak Hoist is safe enough to park your car under.
$234
The package arrived on schedule and was exactly what was promised. Two complete hoist sets. It's easy to use the hoists themselves. I initially worried that the ropes wouldn't be strong enough to lift my kayak. However, the ropes were good after utilizing the hoist, and I had no issues. The two-rope system only has one rope-brake, so learning to use it was my only challenge. Pulling one rope without fastening the other causes the brake to release, causing the loose end to fall. So, getting used to using it only required a little practice. The only other issue I'll bring up was due to poor planning rather than a flaw in the product. Due to my two-story house and the garage's 8-foot ceiling, I was unable to install the hoists there. To install the hoist correctly, you need more than 8 feet; 10 or 12 feet is optimal. If not, the kayak dangles uncomfortably.
4.2/5
Store your kayak high up against the ceiling, so it’s safely out of the way
Lift, store and secure your kayak with the robust pulley system
Installation hardware included – easy to install yourself in just a couple minutes
Overhead garage storage rack for kayaks, bikes, and other equipment, gear and accessories
Powerfly kayak hoist supports up to 100lb (57kg) as parts are stainless steel
Fully adjustable system with hooks and hangers works for high or low ceilings
$234
I like this kayak storage hoist overall very much.PROS: 1) The pulley mechanism's metal hardware and other components are robust and appear to be nicely manufactured.2) I don't think the pulley lock will slip once it's installed. The lock disengages if the extra rope is anchored straight down, as any pulley would if the rope were at a higher angle, therefore I did buy a little cleat.3) It uses the ceiling space in my garage to store my kayak, which is definitely a space saver.4) In comparison to other kayak storage solutions, the cost is really affordable.1) The rope is of really poor quality. Although it is weaved, one of the several woven strands will occasionally be cut completely through. Although the cut pieces would frequently jam in the pulley's holes and make it challenging to move up and down, it was still powerful enough to raise my kayak. Today I went to Home Depot and paid $11.94 for a 1/4" X 100' polypropylene rope with a 157lb working weight limit. (75' would have sufficed, but it wasn't an option, and nylon rope is not a viable alternative because it stretches.)2) It was challenging to follow the instructions on how to thread the rope through the pulley. After quite some time and a few U-tube tutorials, I was able to get it to function properly.My new home depo rope was used to restring the entire pulley system, and now it operates nicely and I am pleased with it.
4.1/5
Size of each hook is about 15. 25" x 3" x 25"
Hooks are designed with a foam padding to protect from scratches
100 lb Weight Capacity. Easy to install and easy to use
Robust engineering allows you to store heavy kayaks - up to 200lb capacity
Made of powder coated steel
$234
This was recently mounted on the exterior of my deck railings. It earns 4 stars since it is, in general, a nice product.1. Buy some galvanized screws if you plan to use this outside; otherwise, use your own high-quality screws. 2. Wait to fasten it until you've positioned the machine screws to unite and anchor the two portions and aligned them.The "brass (not)" metal screw head of the first screw twisted off immediately (see photo). Even after pre-drilling a hole into the soft wood, I was manually screwing this in with a significant amount of torque. It wasn't supposed to block these screws, but the top piece came off easily. (I was able to remove it with locking pliers.) When I discovered that these screws weren't galvanized, I looked around until I located some deck screws, which I substituted. The issue was resolved.Although there are no instructions (see photo), the procedure initially seemed very simple. Put the bottom piece in place, screw it in, then add the top. Oops. The two components are joined together by two machine screws. There were no photos or instructions to help me remember this, so I probably should have known it ahead.Now that I had both components screwed in, one on top of the other, but the center holes did not line up, I was unable to insert machine screws because they would have run into the internal tubes. After some searching, I came across two stubby bolts with machine threads that, at the very least, served as anchors. I might return sometime, drill a hole in the metal, and insert the original ones. I'll cover the remaining exposed bolt heads in the meanwhile to prevent scratches on my kayak.An hour and a half was spent on a task that ought to have taken only a few minutes.Please provide some instructions in this, manufacturer. A few simple steps could have stopped this. Additionally, replace your old screws with better ones that are galvanized for both indoor and outdoor use. Don't presume that people are aware of how to install via osmosis or that they don't need a reminder since they have a lot of experience (like me) or because they simply don't perform these things frequently.
4/5
ROBUST ENGINEERING - New improved STRAPS eliminate the fragile hooks that plague cheaper hoists, and allow you to lift heavy products, up to 125lb. Capacity. This is the kayak hoist that all the other are trying to copy.
Safe locking mechanism prevents accidental release
Easy to install and easy to use
For Ceilings up to 12ft, you can mount this item as pictured on a 2 X 4 and screw the 2 X 4 to the joist or mount it right to the joist itself
Hooks are designed with a rubber coating to protect from scratches
$234
This kit is difficult to top for the price. It's easy to install. If you pay attention to the diagram, threading is easy. Lifting my 65-pound kayak was no difficulty thanks to smooth operation. The only problem I had was that my garage door needed 92-1/2 inches of clearance. The included hanging hardware doesn't need to be as long because it appears to be utilized in their bicycle hanging kit as well. By drilling out the rivets and removing the nyloc nuts, I was able to remove the "Y" components. I substituted a piece of aluminum "C" channel in its place. See images to see how it appears. After making that adjustment, I had just enough room to open the garage door. It is now perfect.Update: I had to reduce the rating to 4. The kayak was raised last night, and I was getting ready to tie it off and back my car in. The boat's rear end abruptly fell from the roof to the ground. After looking into it, I discovered that the web cradle buckle's adjustable portion's tiny plastic crossbar had entirely broken off, allowing the strap to pull loose. I cut them off and simply tied the straps together at the length I needed because the plastic does feel brittle, and I opted not to trust them again. The only thing I have is a piece of webbing with sewed loops on each end and no knots because I will eventually have several straps produced.
3.8/5
CLASSIC vs. PRO: the Pro version includes an adjustable horizontal center strap to secure your vertical hoist straps
HEAVY DUTY KAYAK STORAGE HOIST: easily raise your kayaks for ceiling storage
STRAPS FIT ANY KAYAK SIZE: adjustable straps fit all kayaks widths and lengths (up to 60 lbs)
UTILIZE YOUR OVERHEAD SPACE: get organized by hanging and storing your kayak in your overhead space with this pulley and hoist storage system
QUICK & EASY INSTALL: with included instructions and mounting hardware, great for home and garage storage - see our installation video!
$234
Watch the video on their website because the written instructions are poor. It is crucial to position the RIGHT hanger mechanism in the proper orientation and on the proper side of the area where the pull line will be secured. The Hanger Bolts need you to arrange the pulleys in a particular manner; place them with the bolts in first. I made the decision to time it, so I prepared everything by getting a 10MM bit for my screwdriver, a drill bit, etc. I put this up in 14 minutes and 5 seconds, although I could have done it in 12 minutes if it weren't 100 degrees outside, which made me pause occasionally to wipe the sweat from my eyes.Another recommendation is to make sure the strap connecting each hanger is held together tightly enough to prevent the straps you use to secure the kayak from slipping off the ends.Another idea is to hang them flat, as I've demonstrated. This requires a bit more roof space, but they don't hang down as low into my headroom, which is, in my opinion, a win. My garage ceiling is just shy of nine feet.Another suggestion: I'd think about replacing this thing with some slightly thicker sailing line. My kayaks weigh somewhere between 60 and maybe a bit more, and that thin cord is difficult to pull with your hands. However, there won't be any issues if you wear some used leather gloves.I'm happy with the metal components overall and already have two of them put up. They seem to be sturdy enough.
3.7/5
DOES THE HEAVY LIFTING FOR YOU - With ordinary hooks, you need to lift your kayak over your head. This is dangerous and difficult for many people, but our smooth pulleys and easy to use hooks and latches make lifting and storing a kayak easy and trouble free. Just slip the straps around the front and rear of the kayak and use the heavy duty rope to safely lift it out of the way.
MAKES A GREAT GIFT - A great gift for kayakers of any age or level. Ideal for older sportsmen who might have difficulty lifting their kayak overhead.
HOLDS UP TO 125 LBS - Our thicker gauge rope and quality engineered pulleys can easily and safely lift and hold up to 125 lbs, accommodating kayaks and many canoes. Remove the straps, and it's a terrific way to store folding/extension ladders and bikes. Easily mount this item as pictured on a 2 X 4 and screw the 2 X 4 to the joist or mount it right to the joist itself. For ceiling up to 12ft.
SAFE FOR YOU AND YOUR GEAR - The hooks are coated in anti-scratch rubber to protect your equipment while the secure locking mechanism on the pulley prevents accidental release that could injure you or damage your kayak, car, or other items in your garage.
QUICK AND EASY PADDLEBOARD, KAYAK & CANOE STORAGE - Heavy duty ceiling hoist system is the perfect way to store your kayak or canoe overhead, keeping it out of the way when not being used, yet quickly and easily accessible when you want to hit the water.
$234
I bought this so I could easily lower my 10' kayak onto the roof of my car without having to hoist it by hand and to stow it out of the way. The instructions were a little bit hazy in my opinion. Although the parts were just given numbers rather than names, they were given names in the instructions, making it unclear which was which. Additionally, several of the parts were not in use, so I am unsure of their purpose. Because my kayak was only 10 feet long and the installation instructions called for attaching the pulleys 6 feet apart, the straps just rolled off the ends of the kayak. The straps needed to be joined under the kayak in the shape of a cradle before they would work properly.
If you don't have a garage to store your kayak, there are a few options. You can keep it outside on a rack or stand, or you can bring it inside your house or apartment. If you keep your kayak outside, make sure to cover it with a tarp or other waterproof cover. You'll also want to secure it so it doesn't blow away or get stolen. If you bring your kayak inside, you can keep it in a closet or dedicated storage space. Again, make sure to cover it so it doesn't get damaged.
Plastic kayaks are designed to last for many years with proper care. However, the lifespan of a plastic kayak can vary depending on the type of plastic and how it is used. For example, a kayak made of rotomolded polyethylene will last longer than a kayak made of thermoformed polyethylene. Additionally, a kayak that is used in salt water will not last as long as a kayak that is used in fresh water. With proper care, a plastic kayak can last for many years.
If you're storing your kayak inside, it's best to keep it standing up. This will help prevent any warping that could occur from sitting in one spot for too long. If you're storing your kayak outside, it's still best to keep it standing up. This will help protect it from the elements and any potential damage that could occur from lying on the ground.
It's a matter of personal preference, but some people feel that it's better to store a kayak upside down. This helps to prevent water from pooling inside the kayak and causing mildew or other damage.
It's perfectly fine to hang a kayak by the handles as long as you're not doing it for an extended period of time. This is a great way to store your kayak if you don't have a lot of space or if you need to transport it somewhere. Just be careful not to put too much weight on the handles or they could break.
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