Andy suggested a log store thread last weekend, which is a cracking idea so I'll kick this one off. My offering is a condensed version of a previous thread from 2016 where I believe the photos don't show anymore due to photobucket changes, so here goes.
We needed a new log store next to the doors into our lounge where the log Burner resides. SWMBO didn't want an eyesore up against the house so we agreed that she would be the one to go up the garden and fill the log basket with logs from our store behind the shed on a dark, rainy winter's night. Haha! Who am I kidding, so I've knocked this together.
Started with an end frame.
Then I made the other end on top to make sure they were the same size.
Then I pre-painted some shiplap so that bare wood didn't show on shrinkage, and then added a batten base, some anti racking braces, and connected the sides.
Painted the front with Sikkens, and added an 18mm ply and felt shingle top.
A lifting lid makes loading and unloading easier.
The overall cost was about £100, of which over half was for the 18mm ply lids and felt shingles, so you could economise there. Not a rocket science job, and certainly not as elegant as some of the oak frame creations being mooted in the Green Oak questions thread. However, it was quick and easy to make. I wish I could have built it higher, but the adjacent window prevented that. The lifting lid is very worthwhile for both stacking the logs and for log retrieval into a basket. With the benefit of 5 years hindsight, I wish that in addition to the anti racking struts at the back, that I had tacked some chicken wire across the back to keep logs from falling backwards and contacting the outside wall of the house. but at least this shows I'm still here other than to make sarcastic remarks in the Wood Manglers Retreat , and maybe it'll be useful to someone!