Once you have your chunky knit blanket and a warm mug nearby, your cozy night at home is almost complete. If you have a working, wood-burning fireplace, you can't enjoy a crackling, warm hearth without getting a firewood rack. A firewood rack is a must-have fixture by any fireplace or wood stove that helps to keep your fireplace materials and tools readily available.
Feeding the fire to keep it roaring takes some strategic thinking, so you'll always want to make sure you have a range of different log sizes and shapes nearby. These indoor and outdoor firewood racks hold or transport your wood, kindling, and paper materials, so you can stoke the flames however you want. Plus, these models are beloved by hundreds, if not thousands of reviewers for their sturdy build and high-quality look
Check out our guide here to the best firewood racks, outdoor log holders, bins, and carriers that'll keep your kindling right where you need it.
This log rack is a fan favorite for its easy assembly and streamlined steel build. It has a slim footprint but can still “hold enough for a full day of fire,” according to a reviewer.
Its two tiers can each stash large logs and smaller kindling, and the four iron fireplace tools are great to have included.
For an indoor sanctuary from the winter chill, this firewood rack brings the beauty of the great outdoors fire-side. Choose between four different designs: a wolf, elk, eagle, or bear.
This metal firewood rack closely packs large logs and smaller kindling, allowing you to get a couple of fires out of one stack.
You can get a big outdoor firewood rack for a cheap price on Amazon, but very few of them are sturdy enough to hold up to months of harsh weather. This one is a little bit of a splurge, but reviewers can assure: You'll get what you pay for.
It's made of 16-gauge steel with a baked-on, powder-coated finish that looks amazing. The assembly is easy and can be done in just a few minutes with any ordinary set of tools.
It even comes with a weatherproof cover — it doesn't cover the entire rack (to prevent mice and other critters from building a nest in your wood stash), but it'll keep the top layers of wood dry, which is exactly what you need for a fire.
If you like your decor simple and streamlined, we can't think of a better indoor or outdoor firewood rack for you than this one. Its two open sides hold a stack of firewood and kindling altogether, so you can easily grab what you need. It's a petite metal unit but very high quality for the price.
This corten steel firewood rack is ideal for placing on your front porch in the wintertime. It holds your pile of chopped wood together in its shallow bowl shape.
Some reviewers do say that the “rusty” finish can be messy when assembling, but the finished piece is sturdy and looks great.
This hoop-style firewood rack is perfect for keeping a lot of kindling all stacked together neatly until you're in the mood for a fire.
It's a fairly small piece, good for feeding the outdoor chiminea or indoor woodstove, and it also comes with a PVC cover to help protect the wood from getting sogged out if you keep it outside.
Heads up: Users advise that you'll need your own tools to put this one together.
If you already own a firewood rack that you're happy with, but you're less than pleased with having to haul logs inside one by one, it's time to get a log tote. This canvas carrier is lightweight and inexpensive, and it can hold multiple logs of varying lengths all together neatly.
We like that this model has pockets on both sides, instead of being completely open or closed — this allows for a more secure carry from the chopping block to the woodstove.
Keep your kindling always at the ready with this cast-iron log holder from Plow & Hearth.
Its double-decker design lets you store newspaper and lighter sticks up top, and a heavy stack of logs on the bottom. Plus, its footprint is perfect for smaller spaces.
Transporting firewood from the outdoors to your hearth doesn't have to be back-breaking, splinter-filled work! This mission-style log rack may be on the shorter side, but it comes with a faux-leather carrier that fits conveniently right into the bin.
This steel log holder from Crate & Barrel maximizes vertical space by storing firewood in a slim stack beside your hearth. Its sleek 48-inch-high silhouette, open build, and four no-frills divider bars keep the presentation neat.
Melanie YatesSenior Home Decor EditorMelanie is the senior home decor editor of Best Products, where she's been researching and testing out home and bedding products since 2015 — her work can also be found on House Beautiful and Women's Health.
This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io
