[Daniel]

Hello everyone, this is my first question in this forum since joining SKABC. I would like to know what kinds of storage alternatives exist out there for conveniently storing a kayak, when people live Condos or places that don’t have enough space. At the moment I am very lucky to have found a landlord who allows me to store my covered kayak protected under their deck, but I wonder what will happen next once I move out. Thanks for any comments.

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[Anonymous]

Cameron, thank you, you’re totally right but what to do if you got a 14′ monster(mine) that is not suitable for average racks and tight storages…  Still keeping it under a good neighbor’s deck…

[Jody Chan]

I’m an owner in a older condo. I obtained permission from the strata council to install a pulley system in the stall assigned to me in the underground. The stall is limited common property. I drive a smallish car so I’m able to drive in with my kayak on the roof and raise it about 3 feet above my car.

I was a little lucky with my strata council. I had also lived in the building for a long time before my request which probably helped.

Also, make sure you adhere to the fire code.

Good luck!

[Nick Jones]

Jericho use to have an area where you could rent a rack for your kayaks.

Hollyburn Sailing Club in West Van has racks for members.

[Cameron Redenbach]

very good question

-friend or relative with under deck space

-boat,sail, canoe, kayak club that has rental location

-storage unit

Presently my 2 current design kayaks are kept in a storage unit. Not practical or economic but that’s what I have

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