Firewood cover

Need a place to put your firewood? Simpson Strong-Tie software engineer Owen Shelton decided to build his own covered firewood rack holder with the help of our Strong-Drive® SDWS fasteners. This new shelter keeps his logs safe from the elements and was easy to make.

How to build a firewood rack that is simple and cheap. I built this one in less than ten minutes for less than $10.

Maintaining a supply of firewood for the entire year is a great way to ensure you have fuel for your fireplace or firepit at all...

After years of fighting with messy tarps, I stumbled upon a $20 product that would forever change how my household stores firewood outdoors.

Simple assembly! Black, baked on powder coat finish, the best finish and environmentally friendly. Proudly made in the U.S.A. Our own cover design, covers the top 12" of the wood, and automatically adjusts for the amount of wood in the rack. Arc welded end sections, try finding another rack this strong!

Firewood storage doesn’t have to be boring. Use one of these ideas to come up with a functional way to keep logs ready to toss onto the flames at a moment’s notice while adding to the style and decor of a space.

Heavy duty tarps are ideal for covering firewood since they will not blow off easily.

We built this 6x16 firewood shed several years ago so I don't remember costs. I didn't buy your plans but I just did now because they were so useful and helpful

In this article, we cover the most practical indoor and outdoor firewood storage ideas to keep you and your family warm and fashionable during the winter!