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Topic: Anybody stores kayak vertically?  (Read 1249 times)

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sebast

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Hi,

I read sticky and searched forum, found only one reference to vertical storage. At the same time there is an article at kayaking.com saying standing upright is the best way to store kayak (BTW, any strong disagreement with this?)

I'm looking for a different way to store kayak, and my garage has very high ceilings. So, while initially I was considering wall storage or hoist, vertical solution suddenly looks as a pretty interesting alternative.

Thoughts?

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I say go for it. Unless it gets EXTREMELY hot, I don't see any reason not to.
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