Ski & Fishing Rod Rack – Recycled Plastic – MONKS
R1,895.00
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One rack, one wall, a small fleet of gear sorted. Monks Recycled holds your fishing ski, kayak, SUP or longboard up top and four rods underneath.
The same rack, made from recycled plastic. This recycled plastic ski and fishing rod rack handles wet, salty gear without a second thought, which makes it the sensible pick for a boat, a garage that floods, or anywhere near the sea.
Hose it down and forget about it
Built from recycled plastic rather than timber, Monks RP will not swell, rot or need refinishing when it lives somewhere permanently damp. Salt, slime and drips are simply not its problem. It holds skis and fishing rods horizontally and securely, and cleaning it is a hosepipe job. A more sustainable material choice, and a more practical one in coastal conditions.
- Material: 16mm recycled plastic board
- Capacity: 1 upper ski/kayak/SUP/longboard position + 4 rod holders
- Mounting: wall-mounted (hardware not included)
- Weather resistance: suitable for indoor and outdoor installation
Good to know
Recycled plastic handles damp permanently, which makes this the version for boats, coastal garages and anywhere that floods. Use stainless or galvanised fixings if it is going anywhere near salt air, otherwise the fixings will fail long before the rack itself shows any wear.
Coastal-proof storage for long gear. Compare it with the birch version in our SUP, kayak and paddle range.
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