Mofeez Outdoor Firewood Log Storage Rack Bracket Kit,Fireplace Wood Storage Holder-Adjustable to Any Length

2X4s and heavy duty brackets allow you to create a firewood rack of any size. Using cement blocks under each bracket raises it and eliminates contact with the ground, as some have done. Although some have attached 2x4s with screws, this is not a required step in order to use the The following warnings have been noted 1. Then we pressure treated the 2x4s and let them lie in the vertical slots for about 2 weeks (we set up When I removed the 2x4s from the rack to adjust it before stacking wood, I noticed that rust was forming on the vertical sections. 3.
The horizontal base (bottom) lacks openings to offer water drainage (Raising the risk of internal rust buildup The rack can collapse due to the vibrations which speed up the deterioration of the 2x4s inserted into it, thereby destroying the structure). **Also, b. The solution is A picture of the situation is shown here In order to allow drainage of the base (bottom) of each Vertical Section, one whole was drilled in the bottom. As a result of the lack of holes and the fact that I had to drill them, I gave it four stars. This is *b. In addition to coating new holes with Rust-Oleum, I sprayed Rust-Oleum in the vertical section that had rust as well as the corrosive rust in the vertical section. During the manufacturing process, vertical section base (bottom) must have two holes to allow rainwater or water to drain that might otherwise get trapped inside. Once water gets trapped inside, it will lead to rust build-up and future corrosion. Racks can break up, but most importantly compromise the 2x4s and cause the rack to collapse structurally. In the future, I hope that new versions will have holes at the bottom of the vertical sections. The product is an overall good one.

Athena Frye

| Jul 05, 2021

I think that these brackets are great. It is made from heavy duty materials so it will last for a long time. I decided to add a roof to the top to protect against the elements. Besides treated lumber, brackets, corrugated roof panels, 1" and 3" #8 screws, wood glue and roof screws, I also used 8 x 2 x 4 treated lumber. The sides were cut at 4' and 6', and some braces were added. The first one came out so well that I made another to hold a I would highly recommend it.

Victoria Stein

| Jun 05, 2021

The product is very sturdy and well-made. In the following example, I used #8 x 1&apos A 1/2-inch GRK cabinet screw (rated for treated lumber) was used to hold the horizontal 2x4s in place. #9 x 3 is what I used Screws with countersunk heads of 1/8" GRK are used to secure the horizontal 2x4s. You can get a 3 out of an 8' 2x4 by cutting it in half. If you cut (2) 40, you will get a 5ft vertical end. The remainder of the T should be made by joining together five 5" pieces. Below is a photo of my 12' rack when it was complete.

Damian Pennington

| Jul 05, 2021

As a result of this bracket, your semi-rigid frame will be firmly supported We built this wood rack for you. If you use a few 2x4s in there, then you're ready to go. If not, use the time saved to add a roof and keep the rain out. I absolutely love the fact that you can customize the rack to meet your needs and constraints.

Karter Everett

| Feb 27, 2021

It may seem simple but these brackets are extremely durable and work very well. A rack is made from extremely sturdy 2 x 4's after they have been pressure treated! * For the rack, I bought four 2 x 4 x 8 lumber, so that it was no taller than my deck rails. In order to build the bottom of the shelf, I used two 8' lengths
* Each of the remaining two 2 x 4 x 8's was cut into four 3' lengths. * With the remaining scrap, I added a 22-foot "top" on each "side" rail and braced the middle section with a 5 inch diagonal brace. A 7' x 9' water resistant canvas tarp for the top is also on order As a result, we are now the envy of the neighborhood.

Cassius Wang

| May 13, 2021

During the first 2 weeks, I bought 2 of these holders and they were well built. You may need to force the wood into the frame because fresh treated wood is still swollen and not dried yet. In addition, the land I own is not level, and I did not bother to check that my Platform was plumb with a level when I first purchased it. I had made a mistake because I put my split wood on it and the rack fell over. In order to avoid the platform falling over, I readjusted it and added an extra piece of wood as a brace. It was not one of my favorite activities to restock the wood.

Giovanna Hodge

| Feb 06, 2021

Solidly constructed, the brackets are heavy There are no loose welds and the welding is done correctly.
To keep the brackets in place, I screwed some 1" roofing screws into the 2x4 base just to ensure that they would not come loose. Despite the fact that I probably didn't need to do so, I added a small 2x4 brace on top of the uprights to keep them stable. In addition to drilling a hole in the bottom of the bracket, I suggest drilling a drain hole if you're planning on using this outdoors. However, I had no need to use a drain hole. I would say that the product is good overall.

Aubrie BEVAN

| Jul 17, 2021

The most frequent reason for me not to write reviews on Amazon is lack of time, but I had to in this case. Once I had cut my 2x4, I placed it in the slots. After I placed it, I found the 2x4s There is no way to get every slot to be straight and even before they weld this material, no matter what type of machine is used. As a result, when you attach a 2 x 4 to the bolt it will come out in a different angle due to the poor quality It is not possible to maintain quality throughout the manufacturing process and there is no way that it is possible to carry out an inspection after the product has been.

Stella Bond

| May 02, 2021