Do you have a bunch of kayaks laying around on the shore? If you do, then you’re letting your kayaks to go through unnecessary deterioration, which could lessen their performance and, consequently, your adventures out on the water. Why don’t you do all you can to ensure that they’re resting peacefully and safely by choosing a quality product made especially for kayak storage. Log Kayak Rack has a wide array of kayak storage racks that will offer your kayaks a safe, secure and darn good-looking place to stay until you’re ready to get out on the water again.
Material wear, hull damage, and holes can occur as a result of storing your kayak haphazardly on the ground. Kayaks are designed for floating gently on water, not for sitting on cut rocks, sticks, and rough dirt. Leaving them open on the gritty ground means that they are more susceptible to damages that they otherwise wouldn’t be. Kayaks also get dirty faster and need to be cleaned much more frequently if they are kept close to, or on, the ground. Using weather resistant cedar logs, Log Kayak Rack has crafted one of the finest collections of free standing kayak storage racks the world over.
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No matter if you have a cabin full of excited kayakers or a resort full, we have the perfect storage system for whatever fits your needs. Not only can our cedar kayak racks hold approximately 100 pounds, but they are also an attractive and pleasant enhancement to any natural setting; bringing durability, appeal, and security to any and all New Hampshire properties.
White water rafting is an exhilarating, thrill-seeking sport – if you haven’t done it yourself, just take a look at some of the amazing videos that are posted all over the internet. But when you’re finished with the rapids and the adrenaline fades off, you’ll need a bed not just for you, but also your kayak, or all 8 of them…Our free-standing cedar kayak racks will be a delightful sight to the river bank nearest you.
The warm sun on your skin, a faint breeze fluttering across your face, and sand blowing across your kayak? There are many reasons why people flock to beaches in the summer but using their kayak as the foundation for a four-story sand castle isn’t one of them… Our durable and secure stationary kayak racks will ensure the sand stays out of your kayak by getting it up high and dry when it isn’t being used.
If you own a property on a lake, you’re more fortunate than a lot of people. Whether you’re on Winnipesaukee Lake or Squam Lake, Umbagog Lake or a smaller, more intimate lake, if your property draws kayakers, it might be wise to consider our cedar kayak racks, which would add organization and some charm. Your guests will certainly be impressed.
Maybe you have a lakeside restaurant – give new and old customers alike a safe place to store their kayak and they will keep coming back. Maybe you have a kayak rental company – you can get more life out of every single kayak by storing them appropriately and showing your renters by your example how to take proper care of kayaks. Own a resort? Enhance its visual and functional appeal by turning your resort into a kayak hot spot with aesthetically pleasing, long lasting protection for kayaks. Our solid and sturdy kayak racks are weather resistant and can hold every make and model of kayak, including touring, recreation, whitewater and surf kayaks. And they do all of this while turning heads and creating a brand new base of clientele for whatever business you might be into.
Whether you’re in need of a single storage spot or 8 or more, Log Kayak Rack will create a unique storage rack that will last for years and be ideal for all your needs. Browse through our standard 8 place, 6 place, 4 place, or 2 place kayak storage racks to see if any of our popular models already float your boat, or contact us directly for a custom-made rack at 1-715-543-2006.
Our log kayak racks are available throughout New Hampshire, including Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Derry, Dover, Rochester, Salem, Merrimack, Hudson, Londonderry, Keene, Portsmouth, Bedford, Goffstown, Laconia, Milford, Hampton, Durham, Exeter, Windham, Hooksett, Claremont, Lebanon, Pelham, Somersworth, Hanover, Amherst, Raymond, Conway, Berlin, Newmarket, Weare, Seabrook, Barrington, Hampstead, Franklin, Litchfield, Hollis, Plaistow, Bow, Belmont, Stratham, Swanzey, Gilford, Pembroke, Plymouth, Farmington, Atkinson, Newport, Epping, Jackson, Jefferson, Pittsburg, and more.
