Abstract A cabinet having an interior compartment for storing snow skis and poles vertically in an orderly arrangement within the compartment. At least one interior sidewall of the compartment is formed by a molded fiberglass half-section having specially formed and positioned receptacles for storing ski boots. A drip pan is mounted in a removable manner at the bottom of the compartment. The skis are mounted on a ski rack which is movable in a telescoping manner to the exterior of the cabinet to make loading and unloading of the skis easier and further to improve the access to the boots in their stored position. The rack has mounted on it specialized ski supports for holding the skis in matched pairs in a vertical position and hanger rods are provided to mount the skis poles, likewise in a vertical position. A second vertical compartment is also preferably included in side-by-side relationship to the ski equipment compartment with shelves, drawers and hangers for storing additional ski accessories such as jackets, pants, parkas, mittens, goggles and the like.
A storage cabinet for storing wet a plurality of ski boots which comprises: a walled compartment; a drain mounted proximate the base of said compartment; a molded panel mounted on at least one of the walls of said compartment, said panel having a plurality of oval-shaped receptacles formed therein of substantially the same size; said receptacles having their longitudinal axes substantially parallel and trans-horizontal, said receptacles further vertically spaced one from the other and vertically aligned, each of said receptacles further having means for securing a ski boot pair in mounted relationship therein; a boot carrier for holding each of said boot pairs in sole to sole relationship in its respective receptacle, each boot carrier including a stand element at one end and a handle element at the other end, said securing means in said receptacles comprising a pair of opposed securing resilient clips one engageable with a stand element and the other engagable with a handle element of the associated boot carrier, the lowermost of said receptacle adapted to receive water drainage seriatim from those above it and to pass such water to said drain.
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A storage cabinet for storing wet a plurality of ski boots which comprises: a walled compartment; a drain mounted proximate the base of said compartment; a molded panel mounted on at least one of the walls of said compartment, said panel having a plurality of oval-shaped receptacles formed therein of substantially the same size; said receptacles having their longitudinal axes substantially parallel and trans-horizontal, said receptacles further vertically spaced one from the other and vertically aligned, each of said receptacles further having means for securing a ski boot pair in mounted relationship therein; a boot carrier for holding each of said boot pairs in sole to sole relationship in its respective receptacle, each boot carrier including a stand element at one end and a handle element at the other end, said securing means in said receptacles comprising a pair of opposed securing resilient clips one engageable with a stand element and the other engagable with a handle element of the associated boot carrier, the lowermost of said receptacle adapted to receive water drainage seriatim from those above it and to pass such water to said drain.