Firewood Rack Plans PDF 48x45 Outdoor Log Storage Woodworking Plan for Beginners 2x4 Only Printable Instant Download

Build a solid outdoor firewood rack in one afternoon from six 2x4s. Finished size 48" wide x 45" high x 16" deep, holding roughly 15 cubic feet — about an eighth of a cord. The deck sits 6" off the ground so air moves under the stack and the bottom row stops rotting.

WHAT YOU GET

- 10 page PDF, US Letter, instant download

- Complete cut list with lettered parts, quantities and exact lengths

- Cutting diagram showing how all 14 pieces come out of six 8 ft boards

- Dimensioned front elevation, side elevation and plan view

- Step by step assembly, 6 steps, with drawings for each stage

- Height reference table, finishing notes and FAQ

WHAT YOU NEED

- 6 x 2x4 at 8 ft (pressure treated or cedar for outdoor use)

- About 60 x 3" exterior screws

- Tape measure, pencil, square, drill/driver, and any saw that crosscuts straight

Every cut is a straight crosscut. No angles, no joinery, no router. If you can cut a board to length and drive a screw, you can build this.

IMPORTANT

- This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped to you.

- Print at 100%, do not use "fit to page".

- All dimensions are in inches and use standard North American lumber sizes.

TERMS OF USE

For your own personal use. You may print as many copies as you like and you may sell furniture you build from these plans. You may not resell, share or redistribute the PDF file itself.