$835.00
The IronWood is a hand-crank firewood bundler, Amish-built in Michigan from heavy-duty steel. Load 6–8 split logs about 16″ long, turn the crank, and 12″ stretch wrap winds around the stack to make a tight, carry-ready bundle. No electricity needed.
It’s built for roadside stands, campgrounds, and homesteaders who want clean, retail-ready bundles without paying for an electric machine.
Key Features
The frame is heavy-duty steel with a chain-driven crank, built by Amish craftsmen in Michigan. It’s made for daily use at a stand or woodlot, season after season.
Because it’s hand-cranked, you can bundle anywhere: in the woodlot, at the stand, or at a campground with no outlet nearby. You control how tight each wrap goes on.
Load 6–8 splits about 16″ long and wrap 4–5 times for a uniform bundle that stacks neatly and carries easily. Bundled wood typically sells for more than loose wood; see how many bundles you get from a cord and what to charge per bundle.
The IronWood takes common 12″ stretch wrap, often called firewood shrink wrap. We sell stretch wrap by the case, plus a bundler loading tray that speeds up loading. Read more on why wrapping firewood works best.
Electric bundlers wrap faster and suit high-volume operations, but they cost more and need power. A manual bundler like the IronWood costs less, works anywhere, and fits most stands, campgrounds, and small businesses. Compare the options in 4 types of firewood wrapping equipment.
The IronWood is a hand-crank firewood bundler: load split wood into the frame, turn the crank, and stretch wrap winds around the stack to make a tight, carry-ready bundle. No electricity needed.
A firewood bundler holds split firewood in a frame while stretch wrap is wound around it, making a tight, uniform bundle for sale or storage. The IronWood is a manual bundler: you turn a hand crank and a chain-driven arm wraps the stack.
The IronWood is $835, plus freight shipping based on your region. Shipping rates are listed on our shipping policy, and local pickup is available in Hudsonville, Michigan.
Electric bundlers wrap faster and suit high-volume operations, but they cost more and need a power source. A manual bundler like the IronWood costs less, works anywhere, and fits most roadside stands, campgrounds, homesteads, and small firewood businesses.
The IronWood uses 12-inch stretch wrap, which many sellers call firewood shrink wrap. We sell stretch wrap by the case.
Six to eight split logs about 16 inches long make a standard retail bundle in the IronWood. Four to five full wraps hold the bundle tight.
A full cord yields roughly 128 standard bundles, depending on bundle size and how tightly the wood is stacked. See how many bundles are in a cord for the math.
No. The IronWood is hand-cranked, so you can bundle in the woodlot, at a roadside stand, or at a campground with no outlet nearby.
The IronWood is built by Amish craftsmen in Michigan, USA, from heavy-duty steel.
Each bundler is made to order, so allow up to 3 weeks before it ships. It ships by freight within the continental U.S., and you will need a way to unload a pallet on delivery.
Yes. Unused items can be returned within 30 days of purchase. Return shipping is paid by the customer unless the product is defective. See our return policy.
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