Sup board storage

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Entrepreneur and blogger Courtney Adamo's home tour proves that good things reallly do come in small packages. The perfect combination of cozy and chic, her Byron Bay home might just be 1,600 feet, but it's made to measure for her family of seven.

Upgrade your garage organization with functional storage solutions from floor to ceiling. Use wall shelving and overhead racks for bin storage, and keep tools in order with adjustable tool racks. Organize all your clutter-causing gear, from bikes to chairs and more.

Check out some of the latest photos we've received from satisfied customers of StoreYourBoard.com who are using our paddleboard racks to store their SUPs all over the place, on ceiling racks, in their garages, in their bedrooms, outside - everywhere really. Naked SUP Rack: If you're looking for the best minimalist paddleboard rack, you just found it. This rack is a top seller because of it's simplicity and functionality - the rack is hardly visible. The Naked SUP rack looks great whether…

DIY Surfboard Rack: In this Instructables I show you how I made a simple but very useful surfboard rack. I needed a place to store all my boards in one place and was easily accessible. Before building this rack my quiver of boards were stored all over the place.

Alright, picture this: you're out there on the water, stand-up paddleboarding like a pro (or at least pretending to), and thinking, "This is pretty rad, but

Keen to extend your home’s footprint but in a non-obtrusive way? A multi-purpose garden shed could be the answer.

It used to be filled with rodents and rubble.

Fitting big hobbies—the type that require a board, a helmet, and maybe even a wetsuit—into a teeny-tiny home can be a tall order. Your best bets for storing this space-hogging gear are to work them into your decor plan or place them in often-overlooked spots (aka hide them in plain sight). Here are nine ways to stash sports gear, without cramping your style. This bike rack from CB2 doubles as a shelf, with a small platform to place your water bottle or helmet on.