Build A Firewood Storage Rack From 2x4s | Easy With Build Plans!

How to build a firewood storage rack out of 2x4's! We needed some organization to our firewood that we keep close to the house. This rack is a great solution. I love that we can keep bigger logs stacked on the bottom and smaller logs and kindling on the top. Build plans are linked below if you'd like to build one yourself!
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[@MakerGray]

Find the build plans here! bit.ly/3h0PVRj And find more outdoor projects here: bit.ly/3ttNBqI Thanks for watching!

[@jeremyspecce]

Love the upper deck for the small stuff, it’s nice to have easy access to small pieces and kindling without having to sort through a big pile to get the fire started.

[@MakerGray]

Totally agree! I purposely wanted a separate space for smaller stuff. So helpful. Thanks Jeremy!

[@Kkuts37]

Looks terrific!! Now all I need is a Fireplace!! LOL

[@MakerGray]

Thank you!! Hmmmm.... maybe a rack for your *fire pit* wood LOL

[@aprilelmajrabakabarker5139]

I learned from another woodworker use the wood dust mix with wood glue and fill over the wholes to make it look seemliest!!!
Just wanted to share.

[@MakerGray]

Thanks for the tip!

[@rssimpson5501]

Love your videos….great projects !!

[@MakerGray]

Thank you!!

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

Such a great and accessible build - and amazing video as always!

[@MakerGray]

Thanks so much Ethan!!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome job Erin! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@MakerGray]

Thank you Fred! 😁

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

A fun and quick project for anyone to make. Cool Design!

[@MakerGray]

Exactly :) Thank you so much!

[@mremixed]

This looks perfect to meet my needs. Just a small little wood holder for our outdoor firepit. I'm a super novice woodworker but will this withstand the elements well enough? I live in the North East of the US so rain and snow will hit it where it ends up. Should I consider more coverage or will it work well enough as is?

[@MakerGray]

Thanks! I think it will work. Be sure to use a wood that will withstand the elements. Treated wood, or even better, cedar. I put mine on some flat pavers in the corners to keep it up off the wet ground. Enjoy the project!