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Key Specifications
Spezifikation
Detail
Material
Metal-iron
Standard size
91.44 × 45.7 × 137 cm
Roof
Arched, corrugated steel panel
Load capacity
300 kg of split logs
Colour
Black as standard
Origin
Fujian, China
Port of loading
Xiamen, Fujian, China
Built to Stay Outside All Year The arched roof sends rain towards the back and sides instead of letting it pool on top, so the panel stays light and the stack underneath stays dry after a downpour. The corrugated profile gives water a defined path even in wind-driven rain, and the curve stiffens the roof panel so it holds its line instead of sagging over years outdoors. The rigid base and squared frame keep their shape whether the shelter stands half empty or stacked full, and stay true when the unit is shifted across a patio or a gravel pad. The front stays open — no lid to lift and no door to unbolt — so logs go in straight off the barrow and the next piece is always within reach. A plain rack lifts logs off the ground; a custom arched roof log shelter keeps the weather off the stack as well, which is what unsheltered yards and open gateways need. The panels are finished to resist rust, so wet ground, damp logs and steady rain do not leave the surface bloom that bare steel picks up within a season.
Where This Shelter Works Hardest Backyard and patio woodpiles are the everyday case: a working stack beside the door, the shed or the fire pit, covered and reachable without untying a tarp in the rain. Holiday lets, campgrounds and guest houses let visitors take dry logs without dragging the pile indoors, and the shelter copes with being opened and restacked every day of the season. For garden centres and outdoor living stores, a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter displayed with logs inside it lets customers judge the size and the finish in person rather than from a carton picture. Farms and rural properties keep a season of split wood near the house or workshop, where a tarp would rot and blow away, and hearth dealers can offer customers a covered option for wood they already stack.
Galvanized Steel & Panel Build The shell is galvanized metal-iron sheet, powder-coated afterwards, so the steel facing the weather is protected twice: the zinc layer takes the hit at any scratch, and the coating keeps the surface even in black or your own colour. Roof and side panels are roll-formed into a corrugated profile from a single sheet, so each panel carries its own stiffness. Edges are folded rather than left as cut steel, which stops the thin edge rusting first and keeps the panels safe to handle. Joints are bolted with matching fixings, so a custom arched roof log shelter can be re-tightened on site rather than relying on a welded frame.
Scale & Supply Capability Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Q1. Can this custom arched roof log shelter be built in a different size? Yes — width, depth and height are built to order from a drawing, an existing unit or a photo with measurements. The panel profiles stay the same across sizes, so a wider or taller version still packs along the same lines. Tell us the size your market sells in the highest volume and we will work from that.
Q2. How much firewood fits inside? It takes a working stack rather than a full winter’s supply: split logs loaded front to back in a single row, with the piece you need next always within reach. Keep the pile below the roof line so air can still move through the stack — packed right to the top, the upper rows never dry properly.
Q3. Does rain get in through the open front? The roof overhangs the stack and the arch sends water away from the opening, so the front edge stays dry in normal weather. Wind-driven rain can still reach it, so sites that take a lot of weather usually face the opening away from the prevailing wind. On a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter like this one, keeping the front clear for most of the year works better than sealing it up.
Q4. Does it need a concrete pad, or can it stand on gravel or grass? Gravel, paving and firm ground all work as long as the surface is level and drains well, and there is no need to pour a concrete pad. Avoid soft ground that settles after rain and any hollow where water collects. Two paving slabs or a gravel bed under the base also keep it clear of standing water.
Q5. How is the shelter assembled on site? The panels screw together rather than welding, so it goes up with basic hand tools and two people. As an outdoor log shelter supplier, we keep the joints identical from one order to the next, so a later unit for another site goes together the same way. No lifting gear is needed to raise the frame and fit the roof panel.
Q6. What maintenance does it need outdoors? A quick check of the fixings before the burning season, plus keeping the base clear of wet leaves and debris, is enough for most sites. Rinse the panels down if the shelter is used for commercial display and looks dusty, and re-tighten any fixing that works loose after a windy season.
Built to Stay Outside All Year The arched roof sends rain towards the back and sides instead of letting it pool on top, so the panel stays light and the stack underneath stays dry after a downpour. The corrugated profile gives water a defined path even in wind-driven rain, and the curve stiffens the roof panel so it holds its line instead of sagging over years outdoors. The rigid base and squared frame keep their shape whether the shelter stands half empty or stacked full, and stay true when the unit is shifted across a patio or a gravel pad. The front stays open — no lid to lift and no door to unbolt — so logs go in straight off the barrow and the next piece is always within reach. A plain rack lifts logs off the ground; a custom arched roof log shelter keeps the weather off the stack as well, which is what unsheltered yards and open gateways need. The panels are finished to resist rust, so wet ground, damp logs and steady rain do not leave the surface bloom that bare steel picks up within a season. Where This Shelter Works Hardest Backyard and patio woodpiles are the everyday case: a working stack beside the door, the shed or the fire pit, covered and reachable without untying a tarp in the rain. Holiday lets, campgrounds and guest houses let visitors take dry logs without dragging the pile indoors, and the shelter copes with being opened and restacked every day of the season. For garden centres and outdoor living stores, a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter displayed with logs inside it lets customers judge the size and the finish in person rather than from a carton picture. Farms and rural properties keep a season of split wood near the house or workshop, where a tarp would rot and blow away, and hearth dealers can offer customers a covered option for wood they already stack. Galvanized Steel & Panel Build The shell is galvanized metal-iron sheet, powder-coated afterwards, so the steel facing the weather is protected twice: the zinc layer takes the hit at any scratch, and the coating keeps the surface even in black or your own colour. Roof and side panels are roll-formed into a corrugated profile from a single sheet, so each panel carries its own stiffness. Edges are folded rather than left as cut steel, which stops the thin edge rusting first and keeps the panels safe to handle. Joints are bolted with matching fixings, so a custom arched roof log shelter can be re-tightened on site rather than relying on a welded frame. Scale & Supply Capability Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.Built to Stay Outside All Year The arched roof sends rain towards the back and sides instead of letting it pool on top, so the panel stays light and the stack underneath stays dry after a downpour. The corrugated profile gives water a defined path even in wind-driven rain, and the curve stiffens the roof panel so it holds its line instead of sagging over years outdoors. The rigid base and squared frame keep their shape whether the shelter stands half empty or stacked full, and stay true when the unit is shifted across a patio or a gravel pad. The front stays open — no lid to lift and no door to unbolt — so logs go in straight off the barrow and the next piece is always within reach. A plain rack lifts logs off the ground; a custom arched roof log shelter keeps the weather off the stack as well, which is what unsheltered yards and open gateways need. The panels are finished to resist rust, so wet ground, damp logs and steady rain do not leave the surface bloom that bare steel picks up within a season. Where This Shelter Works Hardest Backyard and patio woodpiles are the everyday case: a working stack beside the door, the shed or the fire pit, covered and reachable without untying a tarp in the rain. Holiday lets, campgrounds and guest houses let visitors take dry logs without dragging the pile indoors, and the shelter copes with being opened and restacked every day of the season. For garden centres and outdoor living stores, a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter displayed with logs inside it lets customers judge the size and the finish in person rather than from a carton picture. Farms and rural properties keep a season of split wood near the house or workshop, where a tarp would rot and blow away, and hearth dealers can offer customers a covered option for wood they already stack. Galvanized Steel & Panel Build The shell is galvanized metal-iron sheet, powder-coated afterwards, so the steel facing the weather is protected twice: the zinc layer takes the hit at any scratch, and the coating keeps the surface even in black or your own colour. Roof and side panels are roll-formed into a corrugated profile from a single sheet, so each panel carries its own stiffness. Edges are folded rather than left as cut steel, which stops the thin edge rusting first and keeps the panels safe to handle. Joints are bolted with matching fixings, so a custom arched roof log shelter can be re-tightened on site rather than relying on a welded frame. Scale & Supply Capability Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.Built to Stay Outside All Year The arched roof sends rain towards the back and sides instead of letting it pool on top, so the panel stays light and the stack underneath stays dry after a downpour. The corrugated profile gives water a defined path even in wind-driven rain, and the curve stiffens the roof panel so it holds its line instead of sagging over years outdoors. The rigid base and squared frame keep their shape whether the shelter stands half empty or stacked full, and stay true when the unit is shifted across a patio or a gravel pad. The front stays open — no lid to lift and no door to unbolt — so logs go in straight off the barrow and the next piece is always within reach. A plain rack lifts logs off the ground; a custom arched roof log shelter keeps the weather off the stack as well, which is what unsheltered yards and open gateways need. The panels are finished to resist rust, so wet ground, damp logs and steady rain do not leave the surface bloom that bare steel picks up within a season. Where This Shelter Works Hardest Backyard and patio woodpiles are the everyday case: a working stack beside the door, the shed or the fire pit, covered and reachable without untying a tarp in the rain. Holiday lets, campgrounds and guest houses let visitors take dry logs without dragging the pile indoors, and the shelter copes with being opened and restacked every day of the season. For garden centres and outdoor living stores, a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter displayed with logs inside it lets customers judge the size and the finish in person rather than from a carton picture. Farms and rural properties keep a season of split wood near the house or workshop, where a tarp would rot and blow away, and hearth dealers can offer customers a covered option for wood they already stack. Galvanized Steel & Panel Build The shell is galvanized metal-iron sheet, powder-coated afterwards, so the steel facing the weather is protected twice: the zinc layer takes the hit at any scratch, and the coating keeps the surface even in black or your own colour. Roof and side panels are roll-formed into a corrugated profile from a single sheet, so each panel carries its own stiffness. Edges are folded rather than left as cut steel, which stops the thin edge rusting first and keeps the panels safe to handle. Joints are bolted with matching fixings, so a custom arched roof log shelter can be re-tightened on site rather than relying on a welded frame. Scale & Supply Capability Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.Built to Stay Outside All Year The arched roof sends rain towards the back and sides instead of letting it pool on top, so the panel stays light and the stack underneath stays dry after a downpour. The corrugated profile gives water a defined path even in wind-driven rain, and the curve stiffens the roof panel so it holds its line instead of sagging over years outdoors. The rigid base and squared frame keep their shape whether the shelter stands half empty or stacked full, and stay true when the unit is shifted across a patio or a gravel pad. The front stays open — no lid to lift and no door to unbolt — so logs go in straight off the barrow and the next piece is always within reach. A plain rack lifts logs off the ground; a custom arched roof log shelter keeps the weather off the stack as well, which is what unsheltered yards and open gateways need. The panels are finished to resist rust, so wet ground, damp logs and steady rain do not leave the surface bloom that bare steel picks up within a season. Where This Shelter Works Hardest Backyard and patio woodpiles are the everyday case: a working stack beside the door, the shed or the fire pit, covered and reachable without untying a tarp in the rain. Holiday lets, campgrounds and guest houses let visitors take dry logs without dragging the pile indoors, and the shelter copes with being opened and restacked every day of the season. For garden centres and outdoor living stores, a galvanized outdoor firewood shelter displayed with logs inside it lets customers judge the size and the finish in person rather than from a carton picture. Farms and rural properties keep a season of split wood near the house or workshop, where a tarp would rot and blow away, and hearth dealers can offer customers a covered option for wood they already stack. Galvanized Steel & Panel Build The shell is galvanized metal-iron sheet, powder-coated afterwards, so the steel facing the weather is protected twice: the zinc layer takes the hit at any scratch, and the coating keeps the surface even in black or your own colour. Roof and side panels are roll-formed into a corrugated profile from a single sheet, so each panel carries its own stiffness. Edges are folded rather than left as cut steel, which stops the thin edge rusting first and keeps the panels safe to handle. Joints are bolted with matching fixings, so a custom arched roof log shelter can be re-tightened on site rather than relying on a welded frame. Scale & Supply Capability Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.
