Stack-On LS-1402 Log Stacker
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Stack-On LS-1402 Log Stacker
Customer Review: EZ-Stackers are Fantastic
Summary: 5 Stars
I first purchesed this product locally several years ago and love te ease of stacking and drying my firewood. I use 16" firewood and had decided to expand my wood supply. Couldn't find locally so went on-line. Glad to find them again and amazed at the speedy delivery. Fantastic product, no worry about rust on the driveway from other types made of metal. Love them. Thank you for continuing a great product! I appreciate the service Amazon provided with this product.Customer Review: Lots more than they look like
Summary: 5 Stars
When I unpacked this, my first thought was "Good thing they're cheap". Well, they really work along with being cheap. They're just plastic and wiggle-waggle with no wood in the pile, but it becomes very stable with wood.
Main thing I like is that you buy your own slats, at whatever length you need. I needed feet and odd inches to fit my space, and these really filled the bill.
Customer Review: Great, easy to use product
Summary: 5 Stars
The EZ stackers are easy to use and set up..I have the maximum size set up (4x8) and it is full of wood... No screws or nails used. Didn't think it would be stable, but is surprisingly so. Great deal for the cost! The brackets can be easily stored so I can take it down next spring.Customer Review: firewood rack
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a wonderful tool for diy'ers to quickly assemble a firewood rack. One thing, though- read the directions FIRST- you need to screw the pieces on the bottom first AND as you go along. That keeps the sides from falling in on you. It makes a really nice rack.Customer Review: Great Solution
Summary: 5 Stars
Simple great solution.
I got treated wood 2x4 's . Cut them in half and walla! I have a nice log holder.
Couldn't be happier.
The 2x4s fit perfectly and felt loose at first, but when I loaded it up with logs it stiffened up and felt sturdy.