Building a Canoe Rack - Cottage Coach | Episode 5
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- "Rack 'em up" The Coach - Cottage Coach | Episode 5
The Cottage Coach builds a much needed canoe and kayak rack for Will and Larissa.
Materials for Adam’s canoe/kayak rack:
4 concrete deck blocks
2 - 4x4 cedar posts
6 - 8’ pieces of 2x6 pressure-treated wood
8 - 6’ pieces of 2x6 pressure-treated wood
3” deck screws
20 3” galvanized lag bolts
Cut-N-Seal sealant for pressure-treated wood
Levelling stone
4 bags of mulch
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Very Nice , First Timer
You deserve way more view! Great stuff!
Thank you.
Great video. I built this (with some slight modifications) this weekend. I'm not sure how you got away just using screws at each of the shelf levels. I used lag bolts - 2 on the front and 2 on the back at each level - on both sides of the rack.
Do the arms holding the kayaks drop down or move up and down with weight
Great build! Is there any particular reason the posts are cedar and the rest of the build is pressure treated wood?
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