Woodhaven 8-Foot Raised Firewood Rack w/Cover, 1/2 Cord | Made in USA

This was the answer to my wood storage concerns. Easy to assemble, high quality and looks great! Very sturdy and the footers work very well. Appreciated the coozey and note from the owners. Good guys!

I have not tried all the woodracks out there but I've had a few and this so far is the best one we have found. Sturdy, easy to put together and they last. They don't rust, they look nice and the 1/4 cover is very functional and easy to use. We live in Alaska and get a lot of snow. The cover keeps the snow off the wood at the same letting the wood breathe and dry. The elastic at the post ends all you to scoot the cover lower and lower as you consume the wood, and the velcro allows you to pull the flap up to grab wood and then attaches right back down. We have sustained 75mph winds without the covers blowing off too. The spacing of the rack rails is correct ( I've had some that were not right and they were just a hassle). Gave our other wood racks away over time because I found them just to be more of a hassle ansd was frustrated every time I went to get wood off of them. This is our 4th Woodhaven rack as I finally replaced our last "inferior" wood rack. They are a little pricey but for be it was worth it because we burn so much wood and constantly have to interface with our wood racks. We have a 5-ft, 8-ft, and two 12-ft racks. They are all equally good. We just use the different sizes in different spaces where they fit nicely around the house.

Oh yeah baby! This thing is a tank! I'm done with the Chinese ones. They either buckle right away, rust up, are unstable, and always don't fit right at certain screw joint points, and the metal is weak, or they come with missing screws or parts. They all only lasted me maybe 1 to 2 years before looking like crap or failing. This one has none of these problems! Right away you know the steel is solid and thick, and the powder coating is thick, and uniform black. And it was so easy to put together. You don't even need the instructions. Took me 15 minutes. It also came with 2 extra screws and bolts just in case. Once it was put together it felt like one solid piece it was so sturdy, but it was heavy and for good reason. Good material. Needed my wife to help me move it. I know it will last 5 years at least! I'm happy to pay twice as much as the Chinese ones if I know it will last me 4 to 5 times as long. And the screw holes are made to adjust the size if you want to leave out 2 of the bars and make it a 4X4 for space constraints, or you don't use wood much, but I say make the full version and load it up! Now the box said a 1/2 cord (sure if you stack it ridiculously high) but 4X8 is a rick, which is what I bought it for. It also came with the rain cover which covers the top. But that's all you need, to cover the top bark, because the exposed annual rings after a rain will dry in less than a day. Just make sure it's on tight because of wind. It also came with with a complimentary beer/pop koozie, fire starter disc, and thank you note from the company. Overall I am proud to have it, and if you have the money buy it. Definitely worth it!

I rarely write Amazon reviews, but this product is worth the time and effort. I can see why the ratings are so high. It's a high-quality product that sturdy and well-made, and will surely be durable. The assembly was relatively simple, especially with a battery-powered socket wrench. It took me about 20 minutes. I've used other products to store firewood, and this product is by far the best I've ever had. No need to look any further - this product is worth the additional cost. In fact, I like it so much, I bought two 4 foot racks from the same company!

I wish I had purchased this years ago. This is a very sturdy and easy to put together wood stand. It holds plenty of wood, and it looks so much more organized and cleans up the area that I used to stack the wood between two trees.

I purchased this item for my mountain home, and I’m thoroughly satisfied. The assembly process was straightforward, and it has significantly enhanced the overall appearance of my property. The cover securely fits over the vertical sides, creating a tidy and organized look. Surprisingly, the rack withstood strong gusts of over 70 mph without breaking. I retrieved it, rearranged the wood, and reinstalled the cover. Currently, I’ve positioned it on the north side of the shed, and everything seems to be functioning well. I love the look, sturdiness, and function of this wood rack and highly recommend it for outdoor wood storage.

I bought the 12’ to supplement another rack and allow me to order bulk wood to offset the $7/gal heating oil bills this winter. It holds almost 3/4 of a cord. Note that the 12’ is just a 4’ with extra horizontal bottom tubes added, sort of like adding a leaf to a dinner table (if your dinner table requires stainless steel bolts/nuts). This rack is heavy and well built and arrives complete with a top cover and even a couple of lightweight wrenches (though see below.) There are a couple of minor design issues that should be addressed at this price point: Installation is not the simplest process. Some parts are glued into the box which is good for the stability of the box while shipping, but you should have a boxcutter handy when you open it. Assembly instructions are limited but the online video is highly recommended. I guess you could put this together alone, but it is much easier with someone else to hold things in position while dealing with the bolts. All the holes are pre-drilled but many bolts required extra effort to thread as the pre-drilled holes were very snug. I think this might be the coating overspray getting into the holes. The provided wrenches work, but if you have at least one closed end 7/16” wrench it will be much easier. Note that you will need two wrenches to do this assembly. Even better would be an electric screwgun which is what they use in the video, but it’s a nice touch that they supply workable wrenches as part of the kit. The extra hardware (one of each) is also a nice touch. Read the instructions and you should be fine. When assembled, the rack is sold, though the inward-facing feet makes the whole thing a bit precarious in the front-to-back dimension. A wider base on the foot and having it extend outward would help here and are the difference between a 4 and 5 star review. I would give it four and a half, but that’s not the way this works. Note that there are Support Bases for sale which will add another $50 which seems extortionate for 8 small bits of ABS Plastic. These should just be included at this price. Pay attention to the admonition to never put the rack on anything but a solid, level surface, even with the Support Bases, and this should not be an issue. The cover is heavy and well made and hasn’t moved despite the gale blowing outside right now… In conclusion, this is a quality product which you would expect for the price.

This rack is solidly built. It was easy to assemble and it looks much nicer than my previous wood pile with a tarp over it. The cover keeps my wood dry and has survived the elements all summer long. Highly recommend!