Keep your firewood neatly stacked and protected throughout the seasons with the Outsunny 6ft Firewood Rack. Built from durable, powder-coated steel tubing, it keeps logs off the ground for improved air circulation while the height-adjustable waterproof cover shields your wood from rain, snow, and moisture. Suitable for indoor fireplace storage or outdoor patio and deck use, this rack blends strength, convenience, and modern style.

Before You Start & Safety Warnings

• Before assembling, unpack all parts and verify that every component listed is included.
• Choose a flat, level surface for stability, and work with a second person if possible for safe handling.
• Keep tools, small hardware, and packaging materials away from children and pets during setup.

Safety Guidelines

• Weight Limit: Do not exceed the rack’s recommended load. Distribute logs evenly to prevent bending or collapse.
• Stable Placement: Always position the rack on firm, even ground.
• Weather Protection: Avoid leaving the rack exposed during extreme wind or storms without removing or securing the cover.
• Fire Precaution: Maintain at least 3 ft (1 m) distance from open flames, fireplaces, or heaters.
• Child & Pet Safety: This unit is not for climbing or play, keep children and pets away.
• Assembly Care: Wear gloves and handle tools carefully to avoid injury.
• Routine Maintenance: Check all screws and bolts monthly, tightening them as needed to ensure continued safety and stability.

Parts List

Label	Description	Quantity
A	Long Base Tube	2
B	Short Base Tube	2
C	U-Shaped Side Frame	4
D	Support Bar	3
E	Protective Fabric Cover	1

Hardware List

Label	Description	Specification	Quantity
F	Bolt	M6 × 30 mm	2
G	Bolt	M6 × 60 mm	12 (+1 spare)
H	Nut	M6	14 (+1 spare)
I	Washer	—	14 (+1 spare)
J	Allen Key	—	1
K	Wrench	—	1

STEP-BY-STEP ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Follow the steps below to assemble your Outsunny 6ft Outdoor Firewood Rack correctly. Ensure all parts and hardware are available before you begin.

Step 1: Assemble the Side Frames

• Take two Long Base Tubes (A) and two Short Base Tubes (B).
• Connect one A and one B together at the top using Bolt (F), Washer (I), and Nut (H).
• Repeat this process for the other pair of A and B tubes to create two identical side frames.
• Tighten the connections securely using the Allen Key (J) and Wrench (K).

Tip: Ensure the pre-drilled holes at the bottom of each tube face the same direction for proper alignment in later steps.

Step 2: Connect the Side Frames

• Take the four U-Shaped Side Frames (C) and arrange them as shown in the diagram.
• Connect the pairs of Side Frames (C) together using Support Bars (D) between them.
• Secure each connection with Bolts (G), Washers (I), and Nuts (H).
• Tighten lightly at this stage, final adjustments will be made after the frame is fully assembled.

Tip: Ensure that all Support Bars (D) are positioned evenly and that the open ends of the U-frames face downward for proper base alignment.

Step 3: Assemble the Full Frame

• Position the two Side Frames (A + B) upright on both ends of the structure created in Step 2.
• Connect them using the U-Shaped Side Frames (C) and Support Bars (D) to complete the rectangular frame.
• Secure each connection with Bolts (G), Washers (I), and Nuts (H) as shown.
• Tighten all screws evenly using the Allen Key (J) and Wrench (K).

Tip: Check that the entire frame stands level and all vertical tubes are straight before fully tightening the hardware.

Step 4: Install the Protective Cover

• Once the frame is fully assembled and stable, take the Protective Cover (E).
• Carefully place the cover over the entire rack as shown in the diagram.
• Adjust the cover evenly so that it fits securely across all corners.
• Use the attached straps or fasteners to tighten the cover around the frame, ensuring it remains firm and wind-resistant.

Tip: Adjust the cover height based on the amount of firewood stored. Lower it to keep wood dry during rain or snow, and raise it slightly for better airflow during dry weather.

Step 5: Check and Finalize Assembly

• Ensure the Protective Cover (E) is securely fitted over the entire frame and adjusted evenly.
• Confirm all Bolts (F, G), Washers (I), and Nuts (H) are fully tightened using the Allen Key (J) and Wrench (K).
• Verify that the rack stands level on the ground and that the cover is taut with no sagging or loose areas.
• The assembly is now complete, your firewood rack is ready for use.

Tip: For best results, stack logs neatly to maintain balance and airflow. Avoid exceeding the recommended load capacity.

MAINTENANCE & CARE

• Check all joints, screws, and bolts regularly, and retighten if needed to maintain stability.
• Keep the rack positioned on level, dry ground to prevent rust and uneven weight distribution.
• Clean the protective cover using mild soap and lukewarm water; avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.
• Remove any snow, standing water, or debris promptly to reduce strain on the frame and cover.
• For extended periods of non-use or severe weather, store the rack indoors or under shelter to prolong its lifespan.

User Guide

Download the Outsunny 6ft Firewood Rack with Adjustable Cover Manual(PDF) for your reference.

FAQs

1.  Why does my firewood rack feel unstable after assembly?

Check that all bolts and nuts are tightened evenly and that the rack is standing on a flat, level surface. If used outdoors, ensure all legs are resting firmly before loading firewood.

2. How do I tighten the protective cover of the firewood rack?

The cover (Part E) has integrated adjustable straps that secure it to the frame. Wrap the straps around the tubes and fasten them to hold the cover in place. You can readjust the straps as you add or remove firewood.

3. Can I use the firewood rack without the cover attached?

Yes, you can use the frame alone in dry weather. However, for best results and year-round protection, keep the adjustable cover with straps secured over your firewood when stored outdoors.