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Store them vetically if they are short enough.
If your kayaks are less then 8' long you might be could able to store them vertically in your garage. I have a 4' by 7' utility trailer stored vertically against the back wall of my garage (have to remove the tongue first). I installed an electric cable hoist from Amazon to pull it up.
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The sun and the heat would possibly ruin your items if left out door!
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Free Standing Kayak Rack
You can get a free standing rack for the garage. Put it between the golf cart and car in the garage. Here is a potential source. Just a moment...
I almost bought this but had another solution that solved my kayak storage problem. You might also inquire with the Villages Kayak Club for ideas: Log into Facebook BTW, Gators ignore kayaks and prefer to be left alone. Just don't bring Fido (gator bait) on the kayak with you! |
Most of our garages are deep enough to provide 6 - 10 feet of clear ceiling space beyond the end of the garage door tracks ... above where the hood of cars might be. That could offer enough space to use your pully system and store the boats crosswise above the hoods of your cars.
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I’ll never understand what people park $50,000 cars in the driveway to store $500 worth of stuff in the garage. To each their own.
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