Home Ski Storage/Hanging Skis

[Dwight]

Storage racks made it to their new location in SLC..

 

[SpeedyKevin]

Storage racks made it to their new location in SLC..

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Grabbing your weapon of choice as you make your way down the stairs. I love it!

 

[anders_nor]

Storage racks made it to their new location in SLC..

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ohhhh trying to get this approved at home

 

[SpeedyKevin]

ohhhh trying to get this approved at home

I think you are going to need a pretty looooonng stairwell for the amount of skis you have

 

[anders_nor]

I think you are going to need a pretty looooonng stairwell for the amount of skis you have

well, the look I got when I showed the pic.... less amazed than me.

 

[Jilly]

Hey - it all about how much and where you have storage space!!

 

[Dwight]

well, the look I got when I showed the pic.... less amazed than me.

Use Walnut instead. That usually works to impress.

 

[tomahawkins]

Use Walnut instead. That usually works to impress.

Right. And show a pic without the skis on them. It’s a handrail.

 

[Jerez]

We have a Stonewall system that works well for us but these showed up on FB feed. Look interesting. (Forgive if this is a duplicate;have not been flowing this thread for a while.)

Rocker Ski Rack - Individual

Rocker Ski Rack is the original wall mounted rack that stores your skis in a neutral position. Traditional wall mounted ski racks alter the natural shape of your equipment in order to store it, and in many cases, simply don't work with reverse cambered skis. This rack stores skis and snowboards...

rockerskirack.com

 

[Philpug]

We have a Stonewall system that works well for us but these showed up on FB feed. Look interesting. (Forgive if this is a duplicate;have not been flowing this thread for a while.)

Rocker Ski Rack - Individual

Rocker Ski Rack is the original wall mounted rack that stores your skis in a neutral position. Traditional wall mounted ski racks alter the natural shape of your equipment in order to store it, and in many cases, simply don't work with reverse cambered skis. This rack stores skis and snowboards...

rockerskirack.com

For the price of one of them you could do my system that will hold 28 pairs. Just say'n.

 

[SpeedyKevin]

For the price of one of them you could do my system that will hold 28 pairs. Just say'n.

We have the rocker ski racks (x16) and like them buuuuuut if we were to start over, we'd prefer the one you have. More space efficient and easier to use!

 

[Doug Briggs]

For the price of one of them you could do my system that will hold 28 pairs. Just say'n.

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[dovski]

I was thinking the same thing.

+1 to that, who knew that Phil's rates were so reasonable. @Philpug Let us know when you are in Seattle next so we can put you to work

 

[ARL67]

Thinking about doing a DIY button method.
If I were to get a hole-saw for my drill-press to cut discs, what diameter is advised ?
If I use a quality plywood for my discs, is 3/4" a suitable thickness ?

I may cut off a small segment at the top the discs if it aids in a better fit with the toe pieces.

thanks - Andy

 

[fundad77]

Thinking about doing a DIY button method.
If I were to get a hole-saw for my drill-press to cut discs, what diameter is advised ?
If I use a quality plywood for my discs, is 3/4" a suitable thickness ?

I may cut off a small segment at the top the discs if it aids in a better fit with the toe pieces.

thanks - Andy

That sounds like a great idea. The size per amazon of the ski buttons are 3.5"D x 3.5"W x 3.5"H so I would guess 3.5 inches would be a good diameter.

 

[Jilly]

Check @Dwight 's pic above. He didn't use "discs".

 

[Jerez]

Check @Dwight 's pic above. He didn't use "discs".

https://www.skitalk.com/attachments/pxl_20221123_001618894-jpg.183873/

 

[ARL67]

^^^ well I'm lazy, drilling circles seems to be easier

 

[KingGrump]

^^^ well I'm lazy, drilling circles seems to be easier

You do know we can buy dimensional lumber/wood at your local Home Depot and simply cut it to suitable length.
1"x3" #2 or clear pine would be a good wood to used.

 

[Philpug]

You do know we can buy dimensional lumber/wood at your local Home Depot and simply cut it to suitable length.
1"x3" #2 or clear pine would be a good wood to used.

Which brings us back to my initial post.