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Good advice here by others. I store my kits in their bags in my basement. I have them up on moving/furniture dollies which keep them... -
Avoid storing drums in foam lined cases. Over time the foam can chemically react with your wrap or finish, causing adhesion or...
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Even second floors can spring leaks. Get an old pallet or something plastic to get them off the floor. As far as temperature and...
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wraub replied to the thread Storing drums- Advice?.Thanks all. Further info- second floor location, no water sources (except fire sprinklers), pretty much no humidity at all, no animals...
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And those extremes (at home anyways) are not reached instantaneously as in going from a walk-in freezer or cooler to sauna-like heat in...
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All of the above are real good, sound practices. To the extreme, I had my kit sitting in my garage for nearly 20 years, in their...
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Plug or obstruct any holes to keep critters from moving in. I had a kick drum stored outside of a case for a winter in my basement...
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De-tension heads, PLACE IN GIG BAGS, then into the storage facility. Storage facilities have restrooms that use water. I would never...
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Keep off the floor to prevent water intrusion (distribution warehouses and stores keep items on dunnage racks). Sonor Germany...
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I just stack the drums on small pieces of wood and cover them with old, cotton bed sheets. Water, humidity and animals is what I'd like...
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Hey all, been a minute. Hoping all here are well. Have a whole lot going on and need to store some things, including the drum set. The...
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