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The Teal Triangle Freestanding Kayak Storage Rack offers a durable, space-saving solution with 4 adjustable levels to hold up to 300 lbs of kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes. Crafted from industrial-grade alloy steel with weather-resistant powder coating and stainless steel hardware, it’s built for both indoor and outdoor use. Easy to assemble and proudly designed in the USA, this rack combines rugged reliability with sleek, functional design to keep your watercraft organized and protected for a lifetime.
Manufacturer | Teal Triangle |
Part Number | 05728 |
Item Weight | 42.9 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 48 x 11.75 x 6.75 inches |
Country of Origin | Vietnam |
Size | 4 Levels |
Color | Black |
Style | 4 Levels |
Finish | [POSSIBLY] Powder Coated |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Maximum Weight Capacity | 300 Pounds |
Mounting Type | Freestanding |
Special Features | Weather Resistant |
Included Components | Stainless Steel Hardware |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
M**E
easy assembly
great quality and easy to assemble.
J**T
Great Kayak storage option
Went together easily and is very stable
M**N
Kayak rack
Great for three boats
L**M
Well made
Received and put together recently with an aim of storing kayaks in the basement during the winter. So I haven’t yet subjected the rack to a full load. Only one of the four boat positions is in use so far. With that caveat, here are my impressions. The rack arrived well packaged with no parts missing or damaged. In fact, there were one or two extras of some of the smallest parts (washers, nuts, bolts). The assembly instructions were good — some further detail would have improved them but they were easy enough to follow. The parts went together without difficulty and the end result seems to be a sturdy rack that should meet my needs. As I won’t be using it outside, it’s ability to withstand the effects of weather aren’t a concern for me. It might or might not be good in this regard. I just don’t know. What I do know is that you need metric tools (sockets, wrenches) to put it together, which isn’t specified anywhere that I saw. I’m glad I had them, as I would have been pretty frustrated otherwise.
J**Y
Quality plus!
I shopped around for a replacement kayak rack for my two Pungos and found this Teal Triangle Freestanding G-Watersport 2 Kayak outdoor rack on Amazon. Only one that had stainless steel hardware. Ordered it and was delivered by Fed-X two days later. Shipping box pristine and double strapped.Assembly easy with a helper to hold frame in place. Quality packaging! Not a single scratch on anhything. Packaging designed to PROTECT their product. Easy assembly that went very quickly. I have this rack on the side of my garage on two leveled 5 foot 4x4 pressure treated ground contact timbers. Drilled frame and screwed to timbers. Rack is rock solid with two Pungos on it.If I could rate this at 10 stars, I would. Totally satisfied. One quality product.
L**N
Very sturdy
Very good product very sturdy. The fit can be tight if you store 3 kayaks.
M**N
Works great on our dock!
We've struggled with what to do with all of the water toys, but this stand has been so helpful! Was easy to assemble, and looks great on our dock. So far we have 2 kayaks and a paddle board on it, and I like that the angle of the arms make it so you can still see between these items. I was afraid it would create a "wall" and block vision, but it doesn't. I also really like the rubber cushions on top of the arms so it doesn't scratch the items placed on them. We bought the free-standing unit so we can have it on the dock during the summer but then move it into our shop to store the water toys for the winter. Also, the first day we got it up, we had a significant storm with pretty high winds -- and it stayed in place! Really pleased with this purchase!
L**.
It kind of does the job... with modifications
I bought this four-place stand for three Lifetime 10' kayaks. Unfortunately, where the vertical post mounts to the ground rails, it was not stable at all. I had to turn the base around and drill holes to relocate the vertical posts so that the sat much further back. This puts the center of weight in the middle, instead of it almost past the edge. I will still need to find a way to secure the rack, so it doesn't fall over in a breeze.It's light weight aluminum construction, and it barely meets their weight limits. I doubt this thing could hold four kayaks.The hardware must be the absolute cheapest they could find. Unfortunately, the threads galled up on several fasteners, causing the nuts to sieze before they were tight. No, they weren't cross threaded they're just really low quality fasteners. I still need to hunt down the proper stainless metric hardware to replace all the galled up hardware that I will need to cut off. In retrospect, I should have used the money for this and bought the materials to build a quality stand.
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