The Rectangle Firewood Rack is a tall vertical log holder for fireplace corners, hearth walls, cabins, garages, and covered outdoor hearth areas. Its clean rectangular frame stacks split wood upward, giving the room a defined wood-storage column instead of a loose floor pile. Built from powder-coated galvanized metal, the rack has a rust-resistant and water-resistant finish for indoor rooms, garages, covered patios, and outdoor fireplace areas. The narrow footprint suits daily-use firewood near the fireplace while keeping bark and log debris easier to contain. For similar upright corner-storage options, see Vertical Firewood Racks. Why It Works Vertical footprint reclaims hearth wall space: Stacks logs upward in a slim 12-inch-wide column instead of spreading sideways across 5+ feet of wall. Useful in apartments, narrow living rooms, and tight fireplace alcoves where horizontal racks block walkways. Five sizes from compact to extra-tall: 36-inch fits a small living room next to a wood stove; 72 × 24 × 20 holds enough firewood for an entire winter for regular burners. Pick by ceiling clearance and seasonal log volume. Open frame keeps airflow around split logs: Open square-tube sides let split logs dry and breathe, which helps with newly seasoned wood or kiln-dried logs delivered late in the season. Checked before packing: Edges, coating, and hardware fit are reviewed before shipment so the product arrives ready for standard home installation. Key Specs Dimensions: Five sizes (H × W × D): 36 × 10 × 10 in / 90 × 25 × 25 cm; 48 × 12 × 10 in / 120 × 30 × 25 cm; 60 × 12 × 12 in / 150 × 30 × 30 cm; 72 × 16 × 12 in / 180 × 40 × 30 cm; 72 × 24 × 20 in / 180 × 60 × 50 cm. Capacity: Standard fireplace-cut split logs; the largest size holds approximately 40-50 split logs for extended winter burn cycles Material: powder-coated galvanized metal, vertical rectangular frame Finishes: Black, White, Gold Weight: From about 5 kg / 11 lb at the smallest size Mounting: Free-standing, no mounting hardware required; sits flat on the floor or hearth on a flat, level surface. Placement: Living room hearth, fireplace nook, family room, sunroom What's Included Free-standing rectangle firewood rack (size and finish as ordered) Care instructions How to Use and Install Place the unit flat on the floor next to the fireplace or hearth on a level surface. Load the largest split logs at the bottom for a low center of gravity, then stack medium logs above for stability. Distribute weight evenly across the frame and avoid loading heavily on one side. No tools or mounting hardware are required. Care Wipe the powder-coated galvanized metal with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and bark debris. For deeper cleaning, a damp cloth with mild non-abrasive cleaner works; avoid abrasive cleaners or chemical solvents that can dull the powder-coat finish. Designed for indoor placement next to the fireplace or hearth; covered porch use is acceptable on a flat, level surface. Rinse off any salt-spray and wipe dry. The powder-coated galvanized metal finish is rust-resistant and water-resistant for indoor rooms, garages, covered patios, and outdoor fireplace areas. Wipe the surface clean after heavy exposure and follow any model-specific mounting or care guidance. Frequently Asked Questions How many logs does it hold? Designed for fireplace-cut split logs 14 to 18 inches long. The 36-inch holds 15 to 20 logs; the 60-inch holds 25 to 30; the 72 x 24 x 20 holds 40 to 50 split logs depending on diameter. Stack logs perpendicular to the long axis for good fit. How stable is it when fully loaded? The wide footprint distributes weight across the base when placed on a flat, level floor. For stable balance, distribute logs evenly rather than stacking heavily on one side, and stack the largest splits at the bottom for a low center of gravity. Is the tall 72-inch version safe to load fully?Yes when used on a flat, level floor with logs distributed evenly. Load the largest, heaviest logs at the bottom for a low center of gravity, and avoid stacking smaller logs higher than 60 inches without leaning the rack against a fireplace wall or alcove. How do I match the finish to existing decor? Black works with matte-black, chrome, and modern monochrome interiors; White suits Scandinavian, neutral, and minimalist palettes; Gold complements warm metallic accents, brass hardware, and warm metallic or transitional decor. Match the firewood rack finish to fireplace tools, fender legs, or hearth accessories for the most cohesive look. How do I clean the firewood rack? Wipe the powder-coated galvanized metal with a soft, dry cloth or microfiber to remove dust and bark debris. For sticky spots, a damp cloth with mild non-abrasive cleaner works; avoid abrasive scouring pads or chemical solvents that can dull the powder-coat finish over time. Rinse off any salt-spray promptly.
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