Customer Reviews for VEVOR 4.3FT Outdoor Firewood Rack with Cover, 52x14.2x46.1 in, Heavy Duty Firewood Holder & 600D Oxford Waterproof Cover for Fireplace, Patio, Indoor/Outdoor Log Storage Rack for 1/4 Cord of Firewood

This rack is easy to set up and is sturdy enough to fill it up and it still not feel wobbly. Good value for the money, water cover works well. Has leveling screws for the bottom if you’re putting it on a paved surface.

Nice item. Was bought for me as a gift and easily holds a face cord.

I bought the 12.7 firewood rack. It was what was expected went together easy. Work great like expected will probley be buying another one in the near future.

Works as advertised

Easy to assemble and holds a lot of wood

Easy to assemble and very stout, nice durable wood cover to keep the weather off the wood. Love it and highly recommended to others

Great Product,, Great Price and Fast Shipping... Thank You......, Easy To Put together.....................

Adequate size for stated use and limited space I had in garage. Easy to assemble and nice looking. Functional cover for the inside space I needed it for. Supported middle of bottom rails with bricks to insure rails would not bend or break over time from weight of logs, though did not bend during set up and after loading logs onto rack. Fair price. Would buy again if I had more space.

This wood rack was not difficult to assemble and is sturdy. It looks nice with the cover on it. Shortly after moving into our house, we had a very large tree fall down during a wind storm and this rack is great for storing most of the wood from that tree in a nice and tidy manner. Very satisfied with this purchase.

I purchased two of the 12.7ft racks. Assembly was easy with 1 person. I bought 16ft 2x4s and cut them down to the full length of the rack and screwed the racks down to them as you can see in the pictures for better stability. If no wood is in the rack and you move them around, the 3 separate racks screwed together are a little flimsy. This isn't an issue if you have wood in the rack as you won't be moving rack. One thing I would recommend, and this is why I gave a 4 star instead of 5 is after you stack your wood, the weight of the wood bows the middle of each rack section. You can see this in two of the pictures. I would recommend sticking a 2x4 in the middle of each section. I plan to do this after I've unloaded my firewood. Also when stacking the wood, try not to stack the wood against the walls so it leans on the sides but instead position the wood so the wood doesn't touch (put force) on the rack side walls.