The Woodhaven 8' Black Firewood Rack

I love this woodrack. It is expensive but the quality is amazing. They provided extra hardware, just in case and it was super easy to assemble. It is durable and looks great on my deck. This is completely worth the money and made in the USA. Highly recommend.

I have not tried all the woodracks out there but I've had a few and this so far is the best one we have found. Sturdy, easy to put together and they last. They don't rust, they look nice and the 1/4 cover is very functional and easy to use. We live in Alaska and get a lot of snow. The cover keeps the snow off the wood at the same letting the wood breathe and dry. The elastic at the post ends all you to scoot the cover lower and lower as you consume the wood, and the velcro allows you to pull the flap up to grab wood and then attaches right back down. We have sustained 75mph winds without the covers blowing off too. The spacing of the rack rails is correct ( I've had some that were not right and they were just a hassle). Gave our other wood racks away over time because I found them just to be more of a hassle ansd was frustrated every time I went to get wood off of them. This is our 4th Woodhaven rack as I finally replaced our last "inferior" wood rack. They are a little pricey but for be it was worth it because we burn so much wood and constantly have to interface with our wood racks. We have a 5-ft, 8-ft, and two 12-ft racks. They are all equally good. We just use the different sizes in different spaces where they fit nicely around the house.

I was pleasantly surprised at the very high quality of the materials used for this storage rack. It was incredibly easy to assemble and looks to be built to last generations. Thick metal and strong bolts ensure the rack does not bend under a full load of wood.

I bought this exact Woodhaven 8-foot firewood rack a little over a year ago for my husband, and it’s been a winner. It holds about a half-cord comfortably, and the structure itself is genuinely heavy-duty. No wobbling, no bending, no rust issues so far—just a sturdy rack doing exactly what it’s supposed to do. The dimensions are true to what’s listed: 96” wide, almost 5 feet tall, and around 14” deep. It keeps the wood several inches off the ground, which is huge here in Louisiana humidity—no soggy logs, no surprise critters, just dry, ready-to-use firewood. It does come with a small top cover, but I’ll be honest: that thing has commitment issues. It blows off constantly, and even when it stays put, it only shields maybe the top eighth or quarter of the stack. The rack itself is fantastic; the cover feels more like an optional accessory with big dreams and no follow-through. One thing I love is that it’s advertised as American-made. If that’s true—and it certainly feels like the quality backs it up—then that’s another star from me. After a year of use, I have zero complaints about the rack itself. It’s sturdy, it keeps the wood dry and elevated, and it looks clean and organized. I would absolutely buy it again and definitely recommend it.

Last summer I decided to replace a stretch of fencing between my and my neighbor's back yard. When we bought this house, there was an addition that absolutely needed a wood burner to keep it comfy during the winter months. Next to the old fence, the previous owner had constructed a firewood hutch of treated lumber and sheet metal roofing. It was "L" shaped and attached to the fence as well as the house. Silly me, I went to get a permit for the new fence because there was demo involved and the city made me remove the hutch as a "unapproved" structure, despite the fact that is had been there for twenty years. So, I removed the roof and got my reciprocating saw and ripped it all out. This was June. I moved the firewood to a temporary location, until after the new fence was installed. What to do now? How to protect my precious firewood which was essential to keeping the addition warm? Enter The Woodhaven. I purchased the 10' model which fit my firewood needs for one season. This item is rugged, powder-coated steel frame, my model 10' long and about 4' tall, enough to hold a little over half a cord give or take. If you need a cord, get the 16' model. It holds your firewood a nice 4 inches off the ground and has a versatile, rugged waterproof canvas cover that slides over the four end posts with heavy-duty elastic bands to hold it in place. The cover has heavy-duty Velcro seals in the front for easy lifting when you pull your wood from the pile and it has grommets so you can tie the cover down. Didn't think I would need those in a relatively sheltered area but the wind did get in there and lift the front part of the cover. This is a well-made product and the material quality is very good. Construction somewhat easy. Take your time putting it together. I was able to use a table and a couple of posts to balance the frame pieces while I bolted them together. It might be better if you get a helper. The steel spans are a little heavy and unwieldy, which is what makes it so strong, so a little help once you reach that point of construction is always a good thing. This rack is rock solid and I have been burning nice, dry wood from it all winter long. Smart purchase. So, when the city Google Earths my house again, they will see my new Woodhaven rack next to the house and those guys will not be invited in for hot chocolate in front of a warm fire.

Super easy to put together. Very sturdy!