SlickBlue
SlickBlue 4 ft Outdoor Steel Firewood Rack 47" x 14" x 44.2" Black
Stores firewood off the ground in a powder-coated steel frame measuring 47" x 14" x 44.2" with an 880 lb capacity
- TypeLog Racks & Carriers
- Color/FinishBlack
- Size/Dimensions40 in.
- Keeps up to 880 lbs of firewood neatly organised off the ground
- Powder-coated steel resists weather for long outdoor life
- Compact 47" x 14" footprint fits porch, deck or patio
- Simple design adds decorative charm beside fire pits or stoves
- Assembles in minutes with no special tools required
SlickBlue 4 ft Steel Firewood Rack
This SlickBlue firewood rack is a heavy-duty steel log holder designed for homeowners who need organized, off-ground wood storage near a fireplace, fire pit, or wood stove. Its powder-coated black finish suits both indoor hearths and outdoor patios.
Upgrading from floor stacks or small carriers
It replaces loose floor piles, lightweight canvas carriers, or narrow indoor holders that tip over or rot. The jump is worth it when you burn wood regularly through a season and want a single, stationary rack that keeps a full cord dry, accessible, and off damp ground.
880 lb capacity with compact 14 in. depth
The rack holds up to 880 lbs of split logs, enough for many long winter nights, while its 14-inch depth fits tight porch, deck, or eave spaces. It runs out when your wood volume exceeds the 47-inch width or when you need covered seasoning for green wood.
Highlights
- Keeps up to 880 lbs of firewood neatly organised off the ground
- Powder-coated steel resists weather for long outdoor life
- Compact 47" x 14" footprint fits porch, deck or patio
- Simple design adds decorative charm beside fire pits or stoves
- Assembles in minutes with no special tools required
Specifications
| Type | Log Racks & Carriers |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Black |
| Size/Dimensions | 40 in. |
Questions about this item
What ground footprint does the 47" x 14" rack need for stable placement?
The rack stands 47 inches wide by 14 inches deep, so clear a level area at least that large on a porch, deck or patio before setting it down.
Which assembly step do owners most often skip when building the steel tube frame?
Owners often forget to fully tighten every bolt after the frame is squared; the manual shows hand-tightening first, then a final wrench pass on each joint.
How should the powder-coated steel finish be maintained through winter exposure?
Rinse off salt and debris, dry the surface, then touch up any scratched spots with rust-inhibiting spray paint to preserve the coating.
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