Boatstall..This is the real deal. I have used gear hammocks in my sailboats for years to store all sorts of things, and I can't believe I never thought to use them at home for my gear! When it comes to storing gear at home, it makes perfect sense. Plus, I happen to have several of my earliest early attempts of DIY hammocks that I really don't use anymore that would be perfect for this. Thanks for posting this.
i have 2-20' ocean shipping containers that i thoroughly cleaned inside with a sudzy pressure washer where all my precious items of kit reside ;-)
these things are well sealed and buggage is knot an element of worry
the containers though quite waterproof live under the eves of my barn(creating well separated stalls for other stuff) keeping them shaded in the "warm" weather here in The Lone Star State
sew far(knock knock) nothing has expired in the 10+ years i've been doing this
if you check the different sources in your area you can likely find containers 10'x8' 20'x8' and 40'x8' in floor size as well as several different heights
at the above mentioned $98/month rental price even a 40 footer would pay for itself in less than 3 years and you wouldn't have 2go2 the storage facility when you wanted to play with your toys/stuff ;-)
and a 10'x8' unit could hide behind a privacy fence in most neighborhoods w/o any trouble as long as the gate into the back yard is an 8 footer
"we are the people our parents warned us about" jb
steve
Quite welcome. Assuming possibly that 100 Ton is referring to your license rating?Originally Posted by 100 Ton
I know it's not the lightest gear, and it's a lot of stuff, but I use a canoe, so it's a lot like car camping, but without the other cars.
Yep, correct!
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