October 12, 2017 - Note: I used every screw from the original pallet, but I ended up short by two screws. So total cost of this project for me was two screws, haha. I added the two 4x4's to the bottom of the rack to promote maximum airflow. The whole family got into this project. What a fun, productive morning. Total time to build was 30 minutes, total time to write Instructable 30 minutes, and total cost to me was two screws from my tool box.

This project turns them into a rustic firewood rack that’s functional and eco-friendly — plus, you can build it in under 30 minutes. Choose two sturdy pallets for the base and back.

September 3, 2022 - Check out these easy DIY firewood racks. Store your wood clean and dry and save money buying wood in bulk. They're surprisingly easy to build!

November 4, 2018 - I screwed the 4x4 to the divider pallet, and use it to anchor a divider pallet on the middle pallet . I use racks of three pallets because each holds a cord, there is no reason you couldn't go longer than three.

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These 22 step-by-step images and how-to's will guild you though making this firewood rack out of a single pallet.

July 14, 2017 - I don't know about using pallets, but I know people that have used the metal crates that IBC totes go in. They seem to work well and can be had cheap enough. Jul 13, 2017 / Building firewood rack from pallets

June 10, 2024 - Use one long pallet for the base of your rack, and build rectangular sides along the shorter end of your base pallet. This can be done by screwing tree planks together to form a U shape and then connecting the open end to the side of your base.

August 28, 2025 - Use easy steps to get pallets ready. Put the rack together and add supports. You can also put a roof on top. This keeps firewood dry and neat. Before you start to build firewood rack from pallets, gather your supplies. You do not need fancy equipment—just a few basic tools and materials.

July 14, 2017 - Cut out an opening so you can reach in and grab the wood on the bottom. View attachment 515664 View attachment 515665 I still use wooden pallets to keep my firewood in process off the ground until it is split and can be stacked in the IBC cages.

April 26, 2021 - A well-made wood rack helps you ... store wood? Using a pallet as a base, you can create a “tent” with a couple of two by fours and some planks of wood to use as shingles....

November 5, 2021 - Build a DIY firewood rack out of pallet wood for a cheap and inexpensive wood storage structure.

I've been using pallets like this for 10 years or so. The first pallet racks I made were built so I could take them apart and break them down flat as I...

December 11, 2020 - This durable pallet firewood rack with a roof plan is a great way to keep your firewood safe and secure- even through inclement winter weather. While this plan requires few materials, like old pallets, wood, and roofing felt, it does take a little bit of woodworking knowledge to pull it off successfully. The video is extremely helpful though in walking you through the building process.

February 17, 2025 - I have cut the sides down and stiffened the middle bottom to make a single row movable rack for my loader pallet forks. Hard to believe I've never seen what you did before or thought of it myself! ... Sounds good - I only need that much wood for my season really (In the south of Australia, so winter isn't that harsh at all) More replies · Finally built my firewood storage.

Trying out an idea for stacking firewood on a pallet and then being able to move it around. This DIY pallet rack would be an alternative to IBC totes....

November 16, 2024 - Using an extra wood pallet I had lying around and some scrap wood, I made this DIY Firewood Storage unit and am showing you how today!

November 1, 2021 - Once you have a variety of pallets that are all similar in size, start "building" by placing the pallets together outside. My husband and I arranged and re-arranged the pallets until we found the perfect structure.

May 3, 2018 - Make your own firewood storage using pallets to keep wood dry for your next family bonfire!