ShelterLogic Grey Firewood Rack Full Length Cover

Am excited to have a full cover for firewood. Last cover just sat on top 1/4 of wood, often blew off and as time went by, the Velcro strips stopped working. Like the zippers that allow getting wood without removing the cover. Time will tell how it stands up to weather.

The shelter logic cover fits well and easy access to the wood rack

Granddaughter loved the game. We all play with her.

This is my 2nd purchase of a Shelter Logic firewood cover. I love them! They are strong, look GREAT and keep all my firewood dry and neat.

I bought this cover a month ago. Cover fits my 8 foot wood rack perfect. The two heavy duty zippers make easy access to the wood in the. Highly recommend this cover.

I have used Shelter Logic log rack covers for three years now and am very pleased, but there are two things that a person should know about them. First, the wind will take them off and blow them away I use this fix: (Maybe the company will read this and start doing it for us.) I put a grommet in each end of the cover, at the bottom and in the middle of the end. I use a cable tie or zip tie to connect the cover to the bottom end brace of the log rack. Works great. Just snip them off when you want to remove the cover. The second thing about them is that they cannot take the summer sun. Get them off in the Spring or when the snow stops. The UV rays will rot them in one season.

We bought this to cover the wood rack we use in the winter. Overall the cover is sturdy and well made. Access is pretty good but the zippers can have issues if they get wet and then it freezes. If they were made with a weather flap over them maybe this could be avoided. Also, the seam on top leaks if it rains or there's snow that melts. If the seam were on the side instead of the top maybe this could be avoided as well. The cover otherwise appears to be waterproof. Tying the cover down is also required if you don't want it to end up in the next county when the wind picks up. This would be a 5 star product if it weren't for the aforementioned issues. Regardless, I would still recommend this cover as it;s the best one I've had thus far.

zipper works stiff when very cold

Over the last 10 years I have bought well over 2 dozen 4' & 8' covers. They do the job fine and the zippers are great. The fabric integrity? Ok for awhile, but with 4-season exposure to UV & freezing temps, their life is very finite. You may get two years before the fabric degrades to the point of tearing as it does not have a rip stop feature. I've salvaged torn covers into tarps of varying sizes made from the vertical portions of the covers only, as the horizontal surfaces become too degraded for that use. Sure, you get what you pay for and maybe there is a value there for the new cover price point, but in tough environments the “value length” is easily debatable. If another grade of cover was offered with high UV resistance and a tiptop feature (perhaps only on the top / horizontal surfaces), another price point for a better cover could be offered? Also, adding a grommet at each end of the cover at the bottom would help for tie-downs, as, depending on wind patterns, I've had 8' covers lifted up and off racks completely and blown off across my property….

This cover is excellent with one big flaw: a seam runs along the top of the cover the long way, through which rain leaks. All it would take is sealing that seam at the factory. Otherwise it's a great cover, made from heavy duty material and zippers.