We had another tree fall in our yard and oops no space for the wood! This is one of the easiest and cheapest wood racks to assemble for your back yard. Honest. Easy-Cheap-Fast.
The materials needed are something most of us have already in the garage or shed but if not it’s still cheap to purchase. About $1.10 for a cinder block at Lowes (you’ll need 2). And about $3.40 for a 6 foot long treated 2×4 (you need 4) at Menards. Under $20 total!
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Gather Your Materials
- Two cinder blocks
- Four 2×4 pieces of treated lumber in whatever length you wish*
*We decided to go with 6 foot long 2×4’s but you might go shorter depending on where you are locating it or if you already have some wood on hand.
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Simply set the two cinder blocks side by side with the 4 holes up. Easy peasy!
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Note: You can easily mix up the big wood and small pieces throughout or left and right side small stuff and big stuff center.
We actually have several wood piles but decided to put a new one together to show everyone how easy it can be. Enjoy!