It's really not as great as I thought it was going to be. Got 4 of them at $7.98 a piece. Thought to myself, oh wow super easy, have a log rack in 5 minutes. Even with screws in all the correct areas, this is not as solid as it looks. It's on the rather flimsy side, and honestly, if you're going to spend the time putting one of these together, do yourself a favor and just build one out of all 2x4s, it will be much more solid. Mine is only 6' long, and I put a 3" block in the middle to prevent it sagging, (since the 2x4s are laying down inside of on their side) and at that time, I asked myself, why did I waste my money on this? Cool idea, but if you're a handy DIYer, like I said, just build one out of all 2x4s...the way I look at it...if you're already taking the time doing this, spend a little extra time making it, you'll be much happier and thank yourself in the long run. Like papa said when I was growing up, "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time". Returning these and saving myself $32.

Product came fast and was very easy to build. Comes with instructions if needed and what size 2x4 you need. Would recommend if making it 8ft in length to put one or two supports under the middle as it will bow when wood added. Great price and easy to do yourself that you know will last.

We have a lot of firewood. This system allows you to purchase your own wood to make your rack. I needed a lot of firewood storage so I used 8 foot sections instead of 4 foot long sections thereby doubling the storage capacity of the rack. I used two concrete blocks under the bottom for support and keep the bottom from sagging under the weight of the stacked wood. Works great - keeps the wood off the ground and neatly stacked.

This product should easily be a 5 star review, but here's my issue. I got a return item that didn't include any hardware. I know this for there was no packaging and a cheap copy of the instructions. Amazon, you failed on this one. Here's the skinny on mine, built it to be a 5x3. Works great. Did some reinforcement on the vertical beams. Used 3 1/2 inch deck screws to anchor the beams together and 1 1/2 inch deck screws to connect the wood to plastic. Boom, it's built.

Works great. Built two 8-footers using 6 sets of these (3 sets each). Using a set in the center is key for stability. To build the way I did, you need the following:

4 2x4x8'
6 2x4x4'
4 2x4x44"

Follow instructions for the bottom (using the 44" pieces on the sides and one 8' piece in the middle) and then use 3 8' pieces for the top. The 4 footers are the vertical pieces.

Make sure they cut your pieces right at the store (don't assume the 2x4x8 is perfectly 8 feet, have them get them exactly right). I didn't have a saw at home so this was important. You will also want a drill to drive the screws.