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Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
Custom wood crib holds your firewood in a neat stack and helps organize your woodpile! Make it any length you like with two 2 x 4s (not included). Moisture resistant baked-on finish. Rack helps keep wood dry and termite-free. Material: 1in. round tubular steel, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 13 x 44 Heavy-duty 1in. round tubular steel rack Rack: 13in. W x 44in.H
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58 of 59(98%)would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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outstanding wood crib,
July 11, 2007
By j637
from Sioux Falls, S.D.
"This wood crib is exactly what I expected. It is made nicely and the best part of it is that you can decide the length of it by the length of your 2X4's. It can be placed anywhere you want, and then if you want to change the location, or length, (ammount of wood it will hold), just lengthen the 2 X 4's. Great product."
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Review 2 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Great wood crib,
November 2, 2009
By opie123
from East Texas
"I have had this product for three years. It is great. I have it stacked full with no problem. Storage is a snap."
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Review 3 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Great Wood Crib,
November 2, 2009
By countrydoc
from Monson MA
"An excellent product. I customized two on my porch and filled them for the woodstove. Look good, easy to assemble and they get the job done. I may add a couple more."
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Review 4 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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OK but do not expect much,
October 19, 2009
By Woodstove1
from Virginia
"The product is fair. The issue is the steel/welds needs to be stronger. After stacking wood the arms began to bend due to the weight."
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Review 5 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Needs some work,
October 19, 2009
By SteveA
from Central Maine
"I bought this product when it was on sale and although the intention and idea of the product was good, This product unfortunatly didn't work out to well for me. It collapsed under the weight of the wood!. I unforntunatly have to wait till next year before I can try to repair it as my wood is on it. (Facing downward on an angle)."
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Review 6 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Strong!,
September 11, 2009
By JeepMan59
from Plymouth, IN
"I set mine up at around 8ft wide, and that thing is full of wood. There is no fastening the rack to the 2x4's, just slide them in, the rack cocks a little, and it stays put. I was surprised by how well these things work."
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Review 7 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Versatile storage,
July 20, 2009
By yardguy
from Russellville, AR
"Rack can be customized to any width, thereby fitting where you want it. If you change its location it can easily be adjusted. Painting the 2x4's black makes it look nice enough to sit by the fireplace. The steel frame is fairly sturdy."
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Review 8 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High,
July 15, 2009
By Shamus
from Oregon coast
"I really like this product. It is perfect for storing wood on my covered deck. It is durable holding lots of split logs and air can go underneath helping to keep it drier."
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Review 9 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Great,
July 14, 2009
By johnh2302
from Texas
"Great for the price. I built one from t-posts first then bought this one for added wood storage. Was cheaper, looks better and works just as well as the one I built myself. Will probably buy a couple more."
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Review 10 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Tubular Steel Wood Crib,
July 13, 2009
By DougS
from Somerset County, PA
"Easy set up. Holds enough wood for several days of heat for our hunting camp. Keeps the mess to a minimum. Can be fitted to space available."
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Review 12 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Excellent wood crib,
March 26, 2009
By MikeM54
from Bellingham, WA
"This wood crib is well built. It is versatile and sturdy. Once burning season is over, the crib takes up minimal storage space."
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Review 13 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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simple,
March 23, 2009
By tbear1464
""This wood crib is excellent. Very sturdy construction and you can make it fit whatever size you need. I bought one for my brother and girlfriend."
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Review 14 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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wood storage,
March 17, 2009
By Badchevy
from Brighton, CO
"I have three sets of these cribs and all have taken the abuse of loading and unloading. So far I have burned through 2 1/2 cords and no complaints. Good quailty"
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Review 15 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Quick and Easy,
March 16, 2009
By JohnA169
from Putnam, CT
"This wood crib is so quick and easy to use that it's crazy. Get the wood crib ends and a couple of 12 foot PT 2X4's and there you have it. The only way to make this product better would be to have it stack your firewood for you. Although there is no call for it in the instructions(there are no instructions) or need for nails or screws, I ran 3 2X4 cross pieces along the length of the 12 footers for added stability. That's it. It COULD NOT be easier."
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Review 16 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Excellent Product,
March 16, 2009
By TRMD
from MD
"This wood crib is excellent. Very sturdy construction and you can make it fit whatever size you need. We bought one for our son and then went back and ordered one for us."
What is your level of technical expertise? Beginner
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Review 17 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Wood Crib,
March 16, 2009
By JerryPull
from Heathsville, VA.
"This works well it does what it should and is not overly big. Fits in well near the front door"
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Review 18 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Wood Crib,
March 16, 2009
By GlMarietta
from Marietta, GA
"Arrived as described and well made. I did add a screw to keep the support 2x from sliding."
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Review 19 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Wood Crib,
January 21, 2009
By scififan28
from Mattapoisett, MA
"This is a fantastic product, easy to use, well made and worth the money."
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Review 20 for Tubular Steel Wood Crib — 44in. High
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Inexpensive and effective solution,
December 19, 2008
By NWCowboy
from Kirkland, WA
"Overall, easy to install, versatile and inexpensive solution. Don't have any major complaints on setup, sturdiness or use.
The one negative I encountered was unpacking. The manufacturer spends a lot of effort, material and tape to wrap the product to prevent scratching. But, you have to use a utility knife to cut thru the ENDLESS tape holding the protective covering on. In the process, I scratched a lot of the surface with the knife blade. Hopefully that won't encourage rust - not sure."
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