Canoe Hoist | Holds up to 150 lbs | Up to 14' Lift

$49.99

The Essential Garage Ceiling Hoist helps store your vehicle's rooftop cargo carrier for space-efficient storage. The heavy-duty pulley system supports up to 150 lbs for a secure overhead system.

Size

Up to 8'-10' Ceiling 10'-14' Ceiling 2PK up to 8'-10' Ceiling

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WHY CANOE HOIST

Space-efficient

Free up valuable floor space by suspending your canoe near the ceiling. When fully lifted, your canoe will rest approximately 4"–6" beneath the ceiling surface, keeping your garage organized and clutter-free.

Industrial Grade

Constructed with tough steel components, this hoist supports up to 150 lbs. Durable ropes and heavy-duty straps offer secure overhead storage, so your canoe stays safely in place.

Two Size Options

Select the hoist that fits your ceiling height - either 8-10 ft or 10-14 ft. For canoes longer than 14 feet, we recommend choosing the 10-14 ft model to ensure proper lift and clearance.

Easy To Install

Installation is simple with our patent-pending design, which allows flexibility in how you position the brackets - along or across ceiling joists. All mounting hardware is included for a strong, stable hold.

Multi-purpose

This ceiling hoist isn’t just for canoes - it also works great for storing kayaks, SUPs, ladders, roof boxes, and more. One system, endless storage possibilities.

For more information, check out our Pro Tips Page for detailed installation instructions and expert storage advice.

LIFETIME WARRANTY

Built to Last. Guaranteed for Life. All StoreYourBoard and Teal Triangle products are backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Learn More.

TECHNICAL SPECS

INSTALLATION

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

(1) Essential Ceiling Hoist
Mounting Hardware
Installation Guide (50'-05725; 75'-05726)

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Canoe Hoist | Holds up to 150 lbs | Up to 14' Lift

Up to 8'-10' Ceiling – Change

Elevate Your Storage Game

Take maximimizing space efficiency to new heights with half the effort. Safely secure large outdoor equipment and cargo gear while taking advantage of our 2:1 weight to lift mechanical edge. The Essential Hoist is designed for storing canoes, rooftop cargo boxes, SUPs, ladders, wheelbarrows, and more

Holds 150 lbs

Adjustable Stud Spacing

Made With Powder Coated Steel

4"-6" Ceiling Clearance

Behind the build

DESIGNED BY PEOPLE WHO USE THEM

Our in-house team includes cyclists, kayakers, skiers, etc., designing racks based on how they actually store their own gear.

ENGINEERED IN THE USA

From original sketches to prototypes, all product development happens in the USA, led by engineers who obsess over performance.

tested for real life

Each rack is stress-tested to hold real weight and stand up to daily use no guesswork, just smart, safe design.

Designed To Last

We take the time to engineer the right way, with premium materials, patent-pending features, and a focus on long-term durability.

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