KC-123 Sparehand Catalina Plus Freestanding Triple Storage Rack for 3 Kayaks or Canoes
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KC-123 Sparehand Catalina Plus Freestanding Triple Storage Rack for 3 Kayaks or Canoes Description
The Sparehand KC-123 Catalina Plus Freestanding Triple Kayak or Canoe Storage Rack is a convenient storage solution for any style of kayak or canoe. The KC-123 has a space-saving design, allowing it to fit right against a wall for easy storage. The KC-123 can be used in all weather conditions for indoor and outdoor use and features an exclusive, flat top cradle design for larger canoes or kayaks. This heavy-duty rack fit kayaks and canoes with a length up to 20-feet and a hull size up to 36-inches wide x 18-inches deep.
KC-123 Sparehand Catalina Plus Freestanding Triple Storage Rack for 3 Kayaks or Canoes Specs and Features
- Material Description: Steel
Additional Attributes
- Maximum weight capacity of 250 lbs. and stores any style of kayak or canoe with a length up to 20-feet and a hull size up to 36-inches wide and 18-inches deep
- Heavy-duty rack holds 3 kayaks or canoes and features an exclusive, flat top cradle design for larger boats
- Constructed of durable steel and comes in a black finish and padded cradle arms for scratch-free storage
- Can be used in all weather conditions for indoor and outdoor use
- Easy to move around and compatible with G-C4 caster wheels (sold separately)
- Sparehand Original Design: Often Imitated, Never Duplicated
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KC-123 Sparehand Catalina Plus Freestanding Triple Storage Rack for 3 Kayaks or Canoes Reviews
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Stoneman Sports KC-103…
I have two kayaks and two solo canoes, which I keep in a public storage unit, so the two racks were just what I needed to get my boats off the floor and free up more space.
My nephew, who is very handy with tools, put them together for me---it took about 15 minutes for each one. The instructions were logical and the hardware and tools were there; I could have done it, but it would have taken me a lot longer by myself.
The kayaks go on the bottom of each rack, and the lighter weight canoes go on the top. My larger canoe is 13 ft long and 29 inches wide and it just does fit on the top rack---any wider and there would have been a problem. The kayaks (Hurricane Skimmer 128 and Swifty 9.5) fit easily on the bottom.