Montebello Log Rack And Cover

The rack works really well. As somebody said, the top curved rails can be adjusted for shorter pieces and kindling. The cover is easy to remove for loading, and the velcroed opening works fine for taking out firewood.

This product fits perfectly next to my stone fireplace and allows a large quantity of wood to be used. It is nice to have so much wood indoors to finish drying out! But smaller pieces of kindling fall through the top portion, mostly because the curved lower rails move out and the wood falls through the middle. We will have to tie them together to keep them from wiggling as the mfr used screws that do not tighten. I am not particularly fond of the slight gloss black finish and would have preferred something more antiqued in my log cabin...we may scuff it a bit so it doesn't look so shiny. Overall, a big improvement in our fireplace strategy!

Very attractive

I use the Montebello Vertical Log Rack to hold approximately 20 logs used for my wood burnimng stove. Although it could be deeper by a few inches I find that it holds most of my logs adequately. However, the black underliner which I am assuming catches debris from the pile of logs is not deep or wide enough and so is virtually useless.

The design and the black finish compliment my wood burning stove perfectly. The Montebello Vertical Log Rack enhances the look of both my stove and its location.

The rack is just the right size. Holds plenty of wood to keep my father from having to make repeated trips outside. My mother likes having the wood up off the floor -- it reduces the mess and keeps her wood floors from getting scratched.

Looks great...

We purchased this item because we needed an attractive, indoor holder for our firewood. When we took the item out of the box, we saw that there were a few areas where the paint had chipped off. Being made of tubular steel, it isn't a heavy-duty item, but it's sturdy enough to withstand being completely full of wood. Our biggest disappointment was that the top section, which on the website is described as being used for kindling and fatwood, has too big of a gap in the middle, so the fatwood from P&H falls right through. Seeing as how the two curved pieces of steel up top can still move even once screwed in, we moved each piece towards the middle and used a zip tie to hold them together; now, they are separated just enough so that a decent pile of our fatwood from P&H can be stacked up there. Overall, it's an attractive, convenient, space-saving, indoor storage rack for our firewood.