Amagabeli 4ft(121cmx30.48cmx105cm) Fireplace Log Rack Outdoor Heavy Duty Log Storage Holder for Firewood Wood Stacker Log Carrier for Metal Kindling Stand Steel Tubular Wood Rack log Stores Outdoor

Great size, sturdy and easy to put together

not quite deep enough to hold shorter logs. needs planks on base and sides. apart from that, good quality and good value.

It does what it says. You need to make adjustments to make it work and last. On its own it will break with load. For me it is perfect for the space i have so i bought a few after the first one i ordered

The metal frame seems sturdy enough, but unless your logs are wider than the gap in the frame, then this will be useless to you.I bought a builders bag of logs in the UK and these were of varying lengths and widths.Immediately I was hit with the problem that each log fell straight through the gap. I had some light chicken wire, but I knew if I used it on the floor section, it would deform, especially as the weight grew on top of it. I dit run the wire around the 2 ends and the back. The back was going to be resting against a brick wall, otherwise I don't think the chicken wire would have been sufficient. In the end, I had to use some old wood flooring to straddle the bars at the base of the unit.It was a lot of faffing about and still not a great job. I reckon I could have bought some square box section and made something easier and adjustable.

Fits together well and can hold quite a few logs. Nicely packaged but some of the components had been dented a little anyway, but not a big deal as outside anyway. However on first use lifting it from the top with minimal load caused the weld on the upright to split. Lucky there was a spare bolt so I drilled and extra hole and repaired it. So given the price not bad & useful but could be more robust.

Used indoors. This 4ft log store holds a lot of logs easily, so my husband does not have to stock up the logs on a daily basis anymore. Brilliant.

Like others that have commented, It is to wide for standard chopped logs which means you have a couple of rows on the bottom sitting on the ground which is not great, I know its all about air circulation but for me having the base and sides boarded would make a massive difference to the stable stacking of the logs and getting them off the ground

I ordered the logs to fit the dimensions of the rack - others should do the same.