Standup Paddleboard Storage Stand

Preview, Before & After

• (1) MDF Board (40" x 24")
• (1) MDF Board (24" x 7" or higher if you'd like)
• (4) 4x4s dimensional lumber (36.50" each)
• (2) 4x4s (24" long)
• (4) corner brace
• (4) 3" mending plates
• screws

This step is totally preferential but should be given consideration before proceeding:

How would you like to protect the part of the board where the board or board bag will be standing/leaning on.

This could make cutting easier later on or save cut outs completely.

Options are:

1. Paint with Polyurethane coat
2. Paint with vinyl over it
3. Only vinyl
4. Carpet
5. self-adhesive vinyl tiles

1. making sure it all lines up correctly (the 4x4 side bar should leave 3.5" from the top)
2. nailing/screwing the top 4x4 to the bottomboard from the bottom, lining up with edge and corners (no picture)
3. lining up the outside 4x4s with the outside edge T-boning the top 4x4 and nailing/screwing them to the bottomboard board upside down
4. place and screw corner braces in place

• place by eye or measure correctly depending on the widths of your boards (preferential)
• perfect middle on the 24" wide stand should be 6.75" from the already placed 4x4

3.5 - 6.75 - 3.5 - 6.75 - 3.5 = 24"
Bar - Space - Bar - Space - Bar = Total

Which one gets mounted on first doesn't matter. I don't have individual pictures. So, as to not confuse anybody, I'm combining this step.

• mount the 2nd level 4x4 to the bottom with the 3" flat brackets (braces) in the middle or each slot
• as well as on the side portions of the 4x4s connecting upper and lower (no picture of mount, see sketch)

screw braces on connecting both top 4x4s

Painted & coated with Polyurethane

Invest into self-adhesive anti-skid patches and attach them to the bottom of your stand

This is a preferential step and in my case I guess I could've left the slots unpainted. This idea however came after I had painted it.

You can use carpet or like I did, 12x12" self-adhesive vinyl tiles. Just cut them in place.