What Size Log Rack for a Rick of Wood?

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A rick of firewood is officially four feet high, eight feet wide and 16 inches deep. A log rack that is big enough to accommodate a rick of wood will have inside dimensions that are equal to or slightly larger than these measurements.

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What Size Log Rack for a Rick of Wood?

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