The Woodhaven Firewood Cart

These are worth it if you heat your house with a wood stove and need to haul wood inside. Well made, sturdy, and the only assembly is putting on the wheels. They will hold most of an average wheelbarrow load of split wood. They are easy to roll and can be pulled up significant steps, etc. pretty easily when fully loaded. We bought the first one and then bought another for the other end of the house (we have two wood stoves) because they work so well. Just roll them out to your outside wood storage spot, load up, and roll them into the house. They have a pretty small foot print inside so they don't really get in the way.

I have not used yet, but it is put together and will be hauling my first load up the stairs soon. I can tell it is very sturdy. I hope I can get it up my stairs. If I do have issues it will not be the fault of the cart.

I love the fast delivery and the packaging fit like a glove (no damage on outside--thanks FedEx) and took me longer to open than assembling the cart. I had read in one of the other reviews dated 2016 that all you needed to do was air the tires. Maybe then, but not now. They are rubber pneumatic tires. While this cart is more expensive, it is very, very, solid and like one review said it is built like a tank. The only problem I had was getting the tires backwards, the label needs to be on the inside. I called the company and sent them a screen shot and they knew immediately the problem. As a 73 year old woman, I appreciate the smaller size.

I needed a solid, well built cart to bring firewood into my workshop and this is exactly what I had hoped it would be. The steel and welding will almost certainly standup under years of use and abuse. Somehow, I thought the tires were supposed to be pneumatic, but they are solid. I much prefer the solid wheels. They are large enough to help get it up a significant step and into the workshop. It is somewhat narrow which I also wanted, but perfectly balanced when totally loaded. I echo the comments of others who say it is easy to move around, particularly by elderly owners (me).

Had a Chinese made product. Flimsy axle bent in first week. No replacement parts. This Woodhaven product will outlast me.

Seems to be well built. Doesn't have nuts and bolts to come loose like the Landmann I read about. My decision to buy this (@ $169) and avoid buying the Landmann (@ $49.98) was that it is advertised to be "Made in the USA." I don't mind paying more for a quality product made here in the USA. To my surprise, the first thing I see when I open the box is: "Made in China" on both wheels and tires. I call the company to ask about this and the lady puts me on hold to ask someone else. She gets back on the line and tells me the wheels and tires are "sourced" from China but that the frame is made in USA. Well how would anyone really know that? There is absolutely NOTHING on the entire cart that says "Made in USA." So apparently the Chinese are proud enough to put a nice big sticker on both wheels and tires that says "Made in China." But the owners of Alexander Manufacturing (http://www.alexandermfg.com) are not proud enough to put anything on their product. Not their company name, country of origin...nothing. Which makes me very skeptical that this cart is even made here in the States. Made in America is a big selling point nowadays and a company wouldn't be very smart not to put that "Made in USA" sticker on their product...if it was really made in the USA.

This cart works great. Can load it to the top with wood and pull it up the 10 inch step from the garage into the house. Easily navigates around corners and through door ways. Doubles as a nice wood rack by the fireplace if you don't already have another rack inside.

Cart is very sturdy and durable. Although it’s a little pricey, it’s worth the extra money as it will last a good long time and is a real workhorse.