Do you have a bounty of kayaks that are simply lying about on your property because there isn’t a reasonable place to store them? If this is the case for you, then there’s a fairly good chance that your kayaks are going through needless deterioration, which could diminish their performance and, therefore, your enjoyment out on the water. Be certain that your kayaks are resting in a snug spot by choosing a distinctive product hand-crafted especially for kayak storage. Log Kayak Rack has a stunning collection of kayak storage racks that will offer your kayaks a safe, secure and darn good-looking place to rest until the opportunity comes for you to get back on the water again.
Wear, hull damage, and holes can form somewhat swiftly when a kayak is stashed carelessly on the rough ground. Kayaks are crafted for floating peacefully on water, not for sitting stiffly on gritty rocks, sticks, and dirt. And there’s much more likelihood that kayaks will suffer damages they otherwise would not when they are just placed on the ground. Taking advantage of the natural weather resistance of cedar logs, Log Kayak Rack has come up with a beautiful assortment of free standing kayak storage racks.
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No matter if you have a cabin full of eager kayakers or a resort full, we have the premier storage system that will easily accommodate all of your needs. Not only can our cedar kayak racks hold around 100 pounds in each slot, but they are also a charming-looking accessory for any natural scene; delivering durability, appeal, and security to any and all North Dakota properties.
Perhaps you enjoy fishing the rivers and creeks around North Dakota at your own leisure. If so, whenever your excitement is over for the day, you’ll need a relaxing spot for you and your kayak, or all 8 of them…And our free-standing cedar kayak racks will be a delightful sight on the river bank nearest you.
No one wants to be sitting under the hot sun while sand blows over their kayak. There are numerous reasons why people flock to sandy beaches on warm summer days, but allowing their kayak to be used as the foundation for a five-story sand castle is certainly not one of them… Our sturdy and secure stationary kayak racks will get your kayak high, dry, and out of the way when you aren’t out and enjoying the water.
If you have some property on water, you’re more fortunate than many people. Whether you’re on Brewer Lake or Lake Ashtabula, Nelson Lake or a smaller, more intimate lake, if your property draws kayakers, it would be wise to consider our cedar kayak racks, which would add organization and some charm. You can be certain of your visitors being impressed.
Maybe you have a quaint restaurant with a little access to shoreline – draw in new customers and provide old customers as well with a sturdy and secure place to store their kayak and they will continue to come back. Perhaps you have a company that rents out kayaks – you can get much more lifespan out of all of your kayaks by storing them in a correct manner and showing your renters by your example the proper way to keep kayaks. Own a resort? Enhance the visual and functional appeal by changing your resort into a kayak hot bed with aesthetically pleasing, long lasting protection for kayaks. Our rugged and solid kayak racks are weather resistant and can fit all makes and models of kayaks, including touring, recreation, whitewater and surf kayaks. And they do all of this while turning heads and catching eyes.
No matter if you need just a single storage spot or 8 plus, Log Kayak Rack will craft a custom storage rack that will last for many years and be excellent for any needs you have. Look through our standard 8 place, 6 place, 4 place, or 2 place kayak storage racks to see if any of our popular models float your boat, or contact us directly for a custom-made rack at 1-715-543-2006.
Our log kayak racks are available throughout North Dakota, including Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot, West Fargo, Williston, Dickinson, Mandan, Jamestown, Wahpeton, and more.
