BEST SELLER: 8 Place Double Sided Poly Kayak Rack
$1,349.99
Poly Kayak Rack Features
- Holds 8 Kayaks, Surfboards or SUPs
- Made from eco-friendly, recycled poly lumber
- Freestanding, moveable
- Low maintenance
- All-weather indoor or outdoor use
- Made in the USA in Manitowish Waters, WI
- 66″H x 76″D x 51″W – Assembly required
- 1 Year Warranty
Free shipping to the contiguous US.
Is your rack going to be in a windy or stormy location?
If so, we recommended adding one of the following products. Use a set of the 15" anchors for tight packed earth or use a set of the 30" anchors for loose sand.
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Poly Kayak Rack Details
Our 8-place double-sided poly kayak rack is constructed from recycled, eco-friendly poly lumber (link to about) and provides low-maintenace, compact storage for up to 8 kayaks or SUPs. It ships disassembled but is very simple to put together with our illustrated directions. Once assembled, your 8-place, double sided poly kayak rack will measure 66” H x 76” D x 51”W.
All our poly kayak racks are designed to be heavy duty, with each level able to support up to 80lbs. They are designed with ease of use in mind, allowing for kayaks and paddleboards of all sizes to easily be lifted in and out. The Poly Lumber (link to benefits) we use is 100% plastic with no wood fillers to rot, peel, weather, or blister, and contains over 90% recycled HDPE plastic material. It will never need to be stained, sanded, or painted, and it won’t splinter, crack, chip, peel or rot. Ultra-violet stabilizers keep the rich color from fading. Built to handle the harshest conditions from full-summer sun and ocean salt spray to heavy winds and snow, you’ll enjoy your new low-maintenance Poly Kayak Rack for years to come.
Ann (verified owner) –
Nice solid kayak rack. Expect it will last many years. Didn’t move at all during recent huge storm.
Cyndi Seamon –
Hurricane Hardy
Cyndi Seamon –
Hurricane hardy and great customer support. Our two kayaks survived Helene here on west coast of FL. Floated several yards from where they were placed. Screwed broke off and pieces came apart. But with the help of Kurt we got new screws and put them back together!