ReRackiT - Poly Kayak Storage Rack - 2-4 Level Freestanding Kayak Racks for Outdoor Storage, Garage Or Indoors - Heavy Duty Adjustable Length Holder for Kayaks - Stand for Paddle Board - Canoe Rack

The rack was very well made. Several of the small parts were pre assembled. Quality and fit up was great. They did miss drilling one pilot hole but I had a countersink bit handy. The instructions aren’t the best but if you are handy you can figure it out. On suggestion is to offer a pool noodle color choice.

I had bought the 4 stack kayak storage last year for 3 of my Kayaks. The product is without question the best storage unit I have used. More importantly, I had the pleasure speaking with the company owners and was impress at how they stand behind their products and supports their clients!

The rack is exactly what they say it is. I’m extremely happy with it.

You cannot hold a 17’ canoe on the bottom rack and two 12’ kayaks on the top two. Your boats must be closer in length for all three to work and lay on the racks properly. I’ll have to build two risers for the bottom racks to properly get my canoe off the ground on each end. If I spread the racks further apart from each other to accommodate the canoe then the kayaks will not sit correctly on their racks. A smaller canoe (12’-14’) would work ok with my 12’ kayaks. Not a quality issue with the racks. Just math. Please measure to be sure all three boats will work together. Easy to assemble and well made. Need a large table or work bench to easily put together.

This is a really sturdy rack for the money and easily constructed. It came fairly quickly, was in good condition, and had all the parts. We bought one with three supports because it allows us to have storage underneath and we do not have to bend over to get out the kayaks. The YouTube assembly demo was very helpful. As another reviewer mentioned, you will need an R2 bit for construction which can be bought inexpensively on Amazon. I got a set that included two which was good because I needed to switch it out toward the end. Since I do not have a large workbench, I used some extra 2x4’s to lay underneath to elevate the rack pieces during assembly so that I could use the drill. As you can see from the pic, the result is attractive as well as sturdy.

Looking to organize our toys on the lake we bought a different kayak rack made of metal and found that both the metal rusted and the joints weakened. The fabric around the cushions also began to fade and rip. WE decided to look for a new rack which brought us to this one.This rack is made of composite wood and like our new deck should handle water and resist mold/etc. The two sides were well labeled and while it did not come with directions , the manufactures site provides a nice demo video on how to put them together. Took less rhe 30minutes to put it together and was put in place on our dock. With two kayaks on it feels sturdy and looked good.Is a little pricey but as they say “you get what you pay for”. Highly recommended

Easy to assemble, holds two large kayaks and a 16’ Old Town canoe. Easy to move if needed. Works great!

The racks are very sturdy and I like the composite material. That being said, putting instructions in the box would have been helpful. Not a fan of having to watch a YouTube video for this. Also, pre-drilling all of the holes would have made assembly easier. The “foot braces” were pre assembled at wrong angles so I had to use a hand sledge to tap them into place properly. It’s on me that I missed it but please note that when assembled, these are two, separate free-standing rack sections with no connecting supports. I attached two 2’x4’x10’ pressure treated lumber boards for more support.