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Description. Our Firewood Rack effectively turns messy logs into a nicely piled pile thanks to its precise welding procedures and durable metal pipes. Its sturdy design can easily support a lot of weight. When used as firewood, the roof feature keeps the wood dry and well-ventilated for the best possible burning by protecting it from snow and rain. The natural wood and black finish combine to provide a warm and inviting look for the winter months.. Features. Waterproof and rust-proof metal coating ensures the durability of the frame. Sturdy bottom supports a larger quantity of wood in preparation for winter. Comes with a PE cover to ensure reliable use even in adverse weather conditions. Specifications. Size: 110CM W x 70CM D x 145CM H or. 135CM W x 70CM D x 165CM H or. 185CM W x 70CM D x 185CM H. Frame Material: Metal. Cover Material: PE. Colour: Black. Surface: Powder-Coated Painting. Outdoor Use: Yes. Package Content. 1 x Firewood Rack. 1 X PE Cover. Note. Pictures may not reflect the actual colour of the item due to differences between monitors or colour reflections from monitor lighting, backgrounds, etc.. Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement.
Price: £85.00 from HO affiliate programme
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