The days of summer have disappeared and been replaced with the first few days of autumn. The colder temperatures don’t mean that you can’t enjoy the great outdoors any longer though. Try getting a Woodhaven firewood rack to store up wood for the backyard fire pit. Sitting around a blazing fire can help keep you warm while you enjoy the backyard for the next couple of months.
Once the snow starts flying, grab some logs from the Woodhaven firewood rack to bring inside. Many homes still use wood burning fireplaces as a cost-effective source of heat. This can really help bring down your heating costs. It’s important to get a quality firewood rack to keep your wood dry and covered during the winter months though. Wet firewood is of little use and causes excess crackling and smoke.
Do your homework to ensure that you are getting a good quality firewood rack that will last throughout many seasons before you make your purchase. It’s very wasteful both for the environment and for your bank account to buy a cheap, low quality item three or four times instead of just buying one high quality and cost effective piece of equipment that will last many years. The Woodhaven firewood rack has a really good reputation with great consumer reviews as well as being featured on shows such as the CBS Early Show with Bob Villa and DIY TV. It has a 10 year structural warranty and comes in seven sizes so you can store as much or as little firewood as you’d like!
It comes with a free short cover that will keep the first 12″ of firewood covered while allowing air to circulate throughout the rest of the stack to prevent mildew and mold. If you live somewhere with an extreme winter season (like me, unfortunately), you might want to think about buying the optional long cover to cover the entire stack of wood to protect it from the elements.
Another nice bonus of this rack is that it’s not ugly! You won’t have to try to hide it away from sight or worry about the paint getting all scratched up right away. It’s got a thick coat of powder coat to help prevent scratches. It would look fine to keep within reach of the doorway for those chilly winter nights where you’re not going to want to be outside for any longer than necessary. The rack keeps even the bottom layer of wood clean and dry by elevating it from the ground so you won’t need to worry about tracking a ton of dirt and snow into the house either.
