In these photos, you'll see some relatively short boards - 12' or so, but I now have 14' and 15' boards on the same frames.

ockanui said...

ahh the joy of having enough space for a shed, PT what's your dog up to?

In that pic, Ziggy was in training for the Port Phillip Cup pet race

My hanging roller racks are still working great.. .. www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/My-roller-board-racks/

Instead of the old 11'6" and 11'4" Nalu's I have my 17' and 14' Glides hanging one side and my 14' Jav and 10' Mana hanging the other side.

DJ

Nice Bruce.. btw.. I found that my roller-rack system works with just a couple of tie-down straps.. The board still slides along on them.

DJ

Why do dogs lick there xxxx because they can.

I've been designing a system for the new 14' Starboard Surf Race that will lower one end to slide the board in, and then pulley up to sit pretty close to the ceiling. I wanted some feedback on the design, see if anyone can see any potential issue. I plan on padding all the relevant bits, and have rollers built-in. The frame I am going to make from aluminium for weight, and the nose-end is going to be fixed-height, but pivot.



Part of the reason is that there is not much room to do a wall-rack, and my wife's car is pretty much ALWAYS in the way when I need access to the board, so this was the idea. Also the garage roller door is in the way so I cannot easily just slip it into a fixed rack.

Teeps said...

I wanted some feedback on the design, see if anyone can see any potential issue.

You've probably thought of this and I read that you have a garage door, so won't affect you teeps. But for others considering this take into account if you have a tilt door this method won't work.