wood rack ideas

[plumedic]

I'm looking for some ideas on how to build some wood racks. Looking for something that I can move around with a track loader and forks. I have access to some pallets but would consider metal too. Thanks

 

[NickDL]

I am using free pallets for my wood piles. I am not concerned with moving them so I don't made them big. I also used scrap pieces to brace everything together.

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[billb3]

pallets or IBC totes
pallets are usually pretty cheap, as in usually free

 

[FaithfulWoodsman]

I am using free pallets for my wood piles. I am not concerned with moving them so I don't made them big. I also used scrap pieces to brace everything together. View attachment 183684

Those look exactly like mine. Work pretty well. I've seen single pallet ones that can be moved around.

 

[gerry100]

might not work for you but,

I use some 4-6 dia pine 6-10 ft long 'rails" on the ground.

Cross stack the splits and you can go up to 4 ft easily

 

[Jags]

Pallets. One for the base and three more for the sides and back. Sturdy, stable and easily moveable (with forks).

 

[tsquini]

I make these. They are portable and last a long time.

 

[kennyp2339]

I make these. They are portable and last a long time.

Its just me but man I hate that style of rack, I have ocd when it comes to wood piles and those racks just get right under my skin lol

 

[buc74]

I use the same concept, cheap and can be removed as the wood is used up.

 

[kennyp2339]

I use the same concept, cheap and can be removed as the wood is used up.

Ohhhhh nooooo.... you to? nice clean garage though

 

[buc74]

Another great use for the wood stack! lol

 

[sportbikerider78]

Another great use for the wood stack! lol

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In sargent gunny voice...

"Form a defensive perimeter ladies"

 

[buc74]

I'm always trying to get my nieces and nephews up north to do other things than stare at the cell phones. No reception, no TV, cable, just the outdoors.

 

[splions]

Completely made from pallets...

 

[ohlongarm]

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I make these. They are portable and last a long time.

I have a similar set up but my piles during the drying pile keep falling over,any ideas.

 

[Handsonautotech]

That is so simple as to be pure genius and I am in love with it.

 

[Handsonautotech]

Its just me but man I hate that style of rack, I have ocd when it comes to wood piles and those racks just get right under my skin lol

So you hate it when tsquini does it but like it when buc74 does the same exact think and throws his junk on top?

 

[ohlongarm]

I use the same concept, cheap and can be removed as the wood is used up.
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Nice setup what are your support pieces made of the ones horizontal on the ground?

 

[tsquini]

I have a similar set up but my piles during the drying pile keep falling over,any ideas.

How high do you stack it? Still can not go 4 ft. I have tried to go higher but gravity always wins

 

[gerry100]

Lean the rows against each other at the top

 

[kennyp2339]

So you hate it when tsquini does it but like it when buc74 does the same exact think and throws his junk on top?

Yup

 

[CageMaster]

I am using free pallets for my wood piles. I am not concerned with moving them so I don't made them big. I also used scrap pieces to brace everything together. View attachment 183684

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i use the exact same setup in the back yard for the stuff that need seasoning and doesn't go straight to the shed

 

[Tegbert]

I am using free pallets for my wood piles. I am not concerned with moving them so I don't made them big. I also used scrap pieces to brace everything together. View attachment 183684

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So is that where you season the wood or just your storage to be ready to use?


Travis

 

[cre73]

Here are the ones I make. I also use one as a carryall

 

[NickDL]

So is that where you season the wood or just your storage to be ready to use?


Travis

Both. I have multiple piles, so I have wood in different stages of seasoning. I'm not a fan of moving wood around any more than I have to. I do have a wood rack on the porch for the wood we're going to burn.

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