Stacked wood,
held up right.
Most firewood racks are an afterthought: a few cinder blocks and a tarp. This one is built to be looked at. Two 2x4 triangles lean into each other, cladding runs the slope like shingles, and a pressure-treated base keeps everything off the ground. Pine frame, cedar cladding, no plywood, no shortcuts. There are cheaper versions of this shape out there now. None of them are built the way this one is.
Every one is built by hand, delivered fully assembled, and set exactly where you want it. No flat-pack, no instructions, no weekend lost to a miter saw.
Weekender
The Stockpile
Our flagship. Full cord and then some, in one clean shape.
Stand next to one.
Dimensions on a page don't tell you much. Here's both sizes with a person beside them — and the Stockpile in bare cedar, black, and white, so you can see what paint does to it.
Small enough to keep by the door.
Four feet tall and four feet wide — about the height of a seven-year-old. It holds enough for a long weekend of fires and still fits on a deck, a patio, or the strip of ground beside the back steps.
Same frame, same cladding, same pressure-treated base as its big brother. Just less of it.
Customization is available on request.
Both sheds can be built to suit. Full paint (two coats, your color) runs $125 on either size. Tin roofing, stain, or something else in mind — ask and we'll tell you what's doable and what it runs.
Handbuilt from the ground up, before it ever leaves our shop.
We deliver it, we set it in place — that's the whole job. No kit to build, no instructions to follow, no weekend lost putting it together.
Within 45 miles
of Brainerd, delivered.
Every shed is built first, then driven out and set in place by us. Outside that radius, message us before ordering, we may still be able to make it work.