Panacea 15210 40-Inch Solid Steel Log Hoop

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The log loop holds a good amount of wood. it is a little shaky at first until about 25% of the wood has been filled in and then is solid. I recommend this product over the hollow tubing version as it is more sturdy and doesn't require any extensive assembly. I use this for a small to medium sized wood burning stove and get about 1.5 to 2 days of wood when completely filled.

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Holds a good amount of wood, but not as strong as I'd hoped. Once the wood is loaded in, it's good, but a little shaky until stabilized with the logs.

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Nice sturdy log hoop. It is smaller than I anticipated, but holds a surprising amount of wood. Am happy with prodcut.

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Easy to set up and is working well. Good way to keep firewood near the fire.

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Received this item as promised yesterday. Packaging was all beat up. FedEx sticker on the outside said the item had been "repackaged." I think that means FedEx had to re-tape the box together. The product on the inside was in OK condition. However, there were no assembly instructions and no receipt. I don't know if those got lost in the repackaging or were missing from the original packaging.

There is only one piece to assemble the cross bar that goes across the bottom of the hoops (I think) that keeps the hoops spread apart and provides some stability. There are no screws or screw holes so I guess it just "snaps" into place. However, the diameter of the hoops is slight greater than the u-shaped notches at each end of the cross piece. I'm trying to figure out whether to hammer the cross piece into place or try and use pliers to force it over the hoops. If anyone has a suggestion for assembly, I would appreciate your advice.

I've ordered many things from Amazon over the years. This is the first time I've ever received something in less than perfect packaging and without assembly instructions or a receipt. I hope this is an anamoly and not the start of a new trend.

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