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The Woodhaven Firewood Rack has a Black Powder Coat finish. Woodhaven firewood racks are made in the USA from 16 gauge steel. Unlike the majority of other firewood racks the Woodhaven is built to provide a lifetime of service. From the precision drilled holes that ensure structural integrity to the stainless steel nuts and bolts that will not rust, most other racks use less durable galvanized steel, the Woodhaven is the last firewood rack you will ever need to buy! INCLUDED COVER: This uniquely designed cover keeps the top row of wood completely dry and ready to burn, and allows for air to flow through the firewood to reduce mold and mildew and promote curing! All of the covers fit around the four uprights of the rack and move down as the wood stack gets smaller. The cover is made out of top quality coated canvas, and has velcro front sides for quick access to your firewood. This included cover is only available in black. OPTIONAL FULL COVER: This is an additional full cover designed to be used in areas with extreme weather conditions only during the burning season after the firewood has cured. It is made out of the same material that our standard cover is, with the front flap held down with Velcro strips on each side. The optional full cover is only available in black.
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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The 96WRC rack has been great for storing firewood. It is made from heavy gauge steel with a powder coated finish. There rack holds a full half cord like a champ, there's no flex or give in it even when fully loaded.
The cover does a good job staying on. It's been pretty good at staying on during severe weather while the rack is full and there's only a couple of inches of post for the cover to ride. I've had to readjust the cover a few times after storms, but I've never had to go looking for it. So it's got that going for it, which is nice.
One thing that I think people should be mindful of is the feet on the 96WRC aren't very big, they're maybe 2" by 3" and they may sink into softer surfaces. We dealt with that by putting ours on 4" X 8" X 2" concrete blocks.
The cover does a good job staying on. It's been pretty good at staying on during severe weather while the rack is full and there's only a couple of inches of post for the cover to ride. I've had to readjust the cover a few times after storms, but I've never had to go looking for it. So it's got that going for it, which is nice.
One thing that I think people should be mindful of is the feet on the 96WRC aren't very big, they're maybe 2" by 3" and they may sink into softer surfaces. We dealt with that by putting ours on 4" X 8" X 2" concrete blocks.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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If you plan to use a firewood rack to stack and dry logs outside and you look for a stand that endures for years to come, there simply isn't a better (and more appealing) rack on the market. We own and use six firewood racks, of which three are of different brands (ShelterLogic / Landmann.) The `other-brand' racks do not match the Woodhaven model in terms of quality, robustness, ease of assembly, and stability. Not even close. Even if the Woodhaven racks are easily twice as expensive as other brands, the price premium is worth it (if the objective is to use the same rack for more than 2-3 years.) Our non-Woodhaven racks (ca. 2 years old) are all showing notable rust spots, while the Woodhaven racks look immaculate still. Also, the 14" width of the Woodhaven rack (versus ca. 15.5" on a ShelterLogic) allows for smaller logs, which comes in handy for (us) ham-handed forest chainsaw operators. We've positioned all our racks on the property on 2" x 8" x 16" concrete pavers (positioned level over a gravel / paving sand base). Take a few minutes to put the footing in place; it's time well-spent. The (pavers / gravel / paving sand-) structure is low-cost and avoids trouble (sinking / tipping firewood racks) down the road. This last observation clearly relates to all firewood racks (and may come across as commonsense to many). I'm adding the (footing) comment merely as I learned the hard way (a tipped-over rack) that establishing a solid base (weather, temperature, soil-proof) is essential, regardless of rack variety.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
I own five of these and have had most of them for years. They are incredibly well built and are quite simple to put together. The cover is a fabulous design as it helps to keep my firewood nice and dry through our brutal Minnesota winters. I heartily recommend this product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great Purchase! Sturdy and Well Made Rack
We bought this rack back in November 2011 and have had it for about 2 months now. Originally, we were planning on getting the less expensive Landman rack but after reading the... Read more
Published 3 months ago by JamieDee36
Quality Product!
Very good quality -- you get what you pay for. One very nice touch: they give you a couple of extra nuts in case you lose one. Read more
Published 5 months ago by wrecks
Well Made
This a very nice storage rack for firewood. It is nicely finished and well constructed. It is a little difficult to put together because of its size. The parts fit well. Read more
Published 6 months ago by DZ
Doesn't hold a half cord of wood
Read the dimensions of the rack 8' X 4' X 14" that is 37 cubic feet. A Cord of wood is 128 cubic feet. This thing can actually hold about a 1/4 cord of firewood.
Published 6 months ago by Josh Anderson
Highest of quality via USA
If you're reading this review, then you are probably trying to weigh paying much more for this firewood rack than the others you will find on Amazon. Read more
Published 8 months ago by G. Smith
Mostly satisfied
I did a fair bit of research before settling on this rack. I found it easy enough to build, and it stands up well in our back yard after mounting it on concrete blocks. Read more
Published 11 months ago by M. Birmingham
Buying Another One
We bought our first Woodhaven a couple of years ago from a catalog. They no longer carry it. I came to Amazon to look for another. It is such a well built rack. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Suzanne Pietrowski
The best rack I have ever had!
This isn't the most inexpensive rack out there...but it is totally worth the money. It is constructed really well and the cover is AWESOME. Read more
Published 18 months ago by A. Stalder
Nicey made
This rack is very sturdy and pretty easily put together. I also have the 3 footer, set close to the house.
Published 19 months ago by Weekly Traveler
best log rack ever!
This rack is well worth it's money. Super sturdy and designed to allow the wood to stay protected from the rain while allowing air flow to keep the wood dry and free of... Read more
Published on May 9, 2010 by C. Foisy
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