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Best way to store the canoe on the rear cabin wall?

I use a couple canoe hoists to lift our kayaks to the ceiling of the garage. Lets you attach the ropes and hooks while it is on the floor, stuff the paddles and life jackets in and lift to the ceiling. They are cheap and effective.

Pete
 
With option 2 there’s far more change of leaves etc or snow building up between the canoe & cabin wall which would lead to water damage to the building.
Personally there’s very little I’d hang on a wooden building for the reasons above but if it has to hang there I’d go with option 1 but use something stronger than a bungee.
 
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