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Your cart is empty.Bracket your 2x4's together to create your own log storage with our handy log rack brackets. Simply cut any 2x4 piece of lumber (not included) to your desired length and insert into bracket. This will help keep your firewood above ground level. Will not fit pressure-treated 2x4s.
M
2025-08-31 10:48:13
If you live in a cold place, you need these. Makes quick work of building a wood rack. Brace and roof the top for best outcome
A. Graham
2025-08-30 13:17:37
We put this together tonight until well after dark. After reading reviews we went with long deck screws, and we didn’t put it together in the suggested order, but we did use the brackets the suggested way with the suggested lengths. In case you were wondering (I know I was) - the 2x4 suggested lengths are:Height: 46.5†or lessLength: 10’ or lessDepth: 14†or lessWe did 46.5 tall, 7’ long and 14†wide. The one modification was that we put a board across the top to hold the tall boards together and give it more stability. We plan to come back and put a slanted roof on it when it’s not dark.We recommend - just use long deck screws.
Anonymous in Alaska
2025-08-01 17:07:09
I've used these multiple times. They do last for years. They include tiny screws that are not up to the task of gripping 2x4s for years, so I replaced them with 2" screws.
Gretchen Whitmer
2025-07-31 16:27:10
I only purchased one set to test out. I used pressure treated lumber for the bottom knowing based on reviews that I'd probable have to do some trimming to make everything fit. To my suprise, everything fit fine and assembly was quick and easy. I used my own screws as the supplied ones seemed cheap. I was very happy with the outcome and will be purchasing a couple more sets for the rest of my firewood
Kath
2025-07-05 17:42:42
I was shopping for outdoor storage and could only find units that cost $250 and up. Instead, I used these brackets, got some 2x4's at the store (had them cut the wood for me, too), then added a log pile cover. I now have 4'x5x2 outdoor storage that cost about $70 in all and was very easy to put together. The brackets are sturdy and give you the flexibility to tailor what you're building to your own specific sizing needs.
Ant'ny
2025-07-02 18:58:03
Product quality is fair enough, but plan on making a trip to the hardware store for longer screws and shims if you buy this item. Brackets are sized too big for standard dimension 2x4 studs, maybe pressure treated lumber would have fit tighter. Whatever the reason, the rack wasn't rigid until screwed tight.
Bett P
2025-06-30 12:19:09
We love this for moving wood to the back porch door so we just walk a few steps in the cold to the supply of fireplace logs
CT
2025-05-23 09:19:58
This little kit worked very well. Off the bat however, I didn't follow their instructions nor did I use it exactly as it was intended to be used. I used 2x4s along with some quality deck screws, as opposed to the little junky screws the kit includes. I wanted to build this though as more of a wood shed, so instead off just leaving it as 4 uprights, I added a little tin roof.The 4 metal brackets worked great for this purpose and would likely work just fine otherwise!
Donna
2025-04-29 14:33:57
overall a pretty good product. here are some notes from my build in no particular order1. these brackets will fit pressure treated lumber, you just have to pre-size it. i did my build using pressure treated 2x4's and I just brought the brackets with me into the lumber yard and slotted them onto each board before i bought it. some boards were bigger/warped and didn't fit, some fit just fine.2. the screws included are garbage. like other users I used 2.5" coated deck screws and my impact driver.3. for the bottom i used 2x4x10's. i kind of wish I had gone bigger to 2x4x12's. make sure you put supports underneath because you will get sag for sure with this kind of load. as you can see i mounted mine on cinder blocks and levelled everything before applying load. No sag, nice and level4. the brackets themselves are flimsy and kind of lousy quality, but its fine enough for the purpose. I suspect they will rust over time5. topped it with some scrap sheet metal I had laying around to keep my wood dry
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2025-03-30 11:23:03
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BRIAN BLONDEAU
2025-03-10 17:43:10
Instructions are very good. Assembly went quickly. All slots are oversized, be careful when lining up the base, and the uprights.. I painted the boards first. Then I threw away the useless little screws that are included. I used longer 1 1/4" screws to attach the brackets to the bases. Then 6 even longer 2" screws to attach the long bottom boards to each of the end upright boards. This step was my own, it's not in the instructions. I made the bottom 5 feet long and the uprights 4 feet tall. I purchased two sets of brackets, and placed a lot of wood in the finished products!Extra screws for one set of brackets: 8 of #8x11/4" for the bases. 24 of #8x2" for the long, bottom boards to the uprights.
Christa Olsen
2025-02-26 18:53:54
Well made (except the screws). Don’t understand any of the negative reviews. It was easy to put together. Would suggest using longer pieces to attach the brackets than illustrated for stability reasons. Use your own screws and it will be good. The finished rack is holding a face cord of wood in the picture. I used a few shims to make it tighter but honestly probably doesn’t need it. Everything fit a lot better than I thought it was going to (based on previous reviews I read).
Lee
2025-02-13 15:21:55
Works as should we added a roof but would work just as well without
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