Kwik Tek LR-1 Ladder Rack
Eliminate garage, basement and boathouse clutter with LADDER RACK! LADDER RACK is a simple and affordable solution for storing kayaks, water skis, snow skis, wakeboards, snowboards, surfboards, garden tools, lumber and other bulky items. LADDER RACK saves valuable floor space and creates easy access. Hang it from a wall or ceiling with the steel hooks provided. It takes only a few minutes and no tools required. Made of durable polypropylene webbing, the 8 pair of adjustable “rungs” are outfitted with 14 plastic side release buckles. Adjust the height of the “rungs” or release buckles to accommodate larger items, such as kayaks. Depending on how many “toys” you have, you may need 2 or 3!
Product Features
- Eliminate garage, basement and boathouse clutter with LADDER RACK!
- LADDER RACK is a simple and affordable solution for storing kayaks, water skis, snow skis, wakeboards, snowboards, surfboards, garden tools, lumber and other bulky items.
- LADDER RACK saves valuable floor space and creates easy access. Hang it from a wall or ceiling with the steel hooks provided. It takes only a few minutes and no tools required.
- Made of durable polypropylene webbing, the 8 pair of adjustable “rungs” are outfitted with 16 plastic side release buckles.
- AIRHEAD LADDER RACKTM
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Simple solution to a constant problem The simplicity of this product will make you smack yourself in the head saying, “why didn’t I think of that?” It literally two wrunged nylon straps hung off two eye hooks. It took about 10 minutes to install.I have two ladders and two wakeboards hanging on mine. Honestly though, I don’t know why this didn’t occur to me earlier, but the spacing of the straps is dependent on the spacing of your trusses above. Mine are 24″ OC. Two feet is too close together and 4 ft just…
Nice Storage Rack
Like the Airhead Garage Ladder Rack. I have a pair of skis, 2 wakeboards, and 2 kneeboards in it now. Only problem, and it is not a deal breaker, is the fact the bottom of ladder rack will slip out due to the contour of the boards. Easy fix. I just used an old ski rope, cut it short and tied the bottom horizontally together so the straps wouldn’t slip out from under the bottom board. You could probably put a ski at bottom, which is longer and less contoured, but I wanted them on top as we don’t…