The Firewood Rack with Bottom Plate is a vertical metal log holder for fireplace corners, cabins, garages, and covered outdoor hearth zones. Its closed bottom plate helps catch bark, kindling fragments, and log dust that would otherwise spread across hearth tile, stone, or wood flooring.

Built from powder-coated galvanized DKP steel, the rack uses a rust-proof and weatherproof finish for indoor rooms, garages, covered patios, and outdoor fireplace areas. The upright shape suits compact daily firewood storage, while the plate gives the stack a cleaner base. For related upright options, see Vertical Firewood Racks.

Why It Works

• Bottom plate contains bark and debris: The closed steel base catches bark fragments, kindling chips, and log dust that would otherwise scatter onto hardwood, tile, or carpet — sweep the plate clean periodically rather than sweeping the floor every burn cycle.
• Five sizes from compact to extra-tall: 30-inch fits a small living-room hearth; 70-inch handles a busy winter household with regular fires. Pick by ceiling clearance and typical seasonal log volume.
• Slim 10-12 inch depth fits tight wall spaces: Vertical stacking footprint sits close to the fireplace wall — useful in apartments, hallway-style living rooms, and narrow alcoves where horizontal racks block walkways.
• Made for real rooms: The final form is kept practical to install, simple to clean, and easy to coordinate with the finish options above.

Key Specs

• Dimensions: Five sizes (H × W × D): 30 × 10 × 10 in / 75 × 25 × 25 cm; 40 × 12 × 12 in / 100 × 30 × 30 cm; 50 × 15 × 12 in / 125 × 38 × 30 cm; 60 × 20 × 12 in / 150 × 50 × 30 cm; 70 × 24 × 12 in / 175 × 60 × 30 cm.
• Capacity: Standard fireplace-cut split logs; the largest size accommodates approximately 35-45 split logs with bark-debris contained on the bottom plate
• Material: powder-coated galvanized DKP steel with closed bottom plate to catch bark, kindling chips, and debris
• Finish: Black
• Weight: From about 4 kg / 8.8 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 firewood rack with bottom plate (size as ordered, Black finish)
• 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 — avoid loading heavily on one side. No tools or mounting hardware are required.

Care

Wipe the powder-coated galvanized DKP steel 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 DKP steel finish is rust-proof and weatherproof 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 30-inch holds 8 to 12 logs; the 50-inch holds 20 to 28; the 60-inch holds 25 to 35; the 70-inch holds 35 to 45 split logs. Stack vertically, bark side up, to channel debris to the bottom plate.

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.

Does the bottom plate need to be cleaned often?
Sweep or wipe the bottom plate clean every 2-4 weeks during heavy burn season, or whenever bark accumulation becomes visible. The closed plate keeps the floor clean but does collect debris over time. Use a soft-bristle brush or damp cloth — avoid abrasive scrubbers that can dull the powder-coat finish on the plate surface.

How is the Black finish maintained?
Black powder-coat handles standard indoor humidity and bark contact well. Wipe the frame and bottom plate with a soft, dry cloth or microfiber regularly to remove dust and bark fragments. For sticky resin spots from sappy logs, a damp cloth with mild non-abrasive cleaner works. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can dull the finish.

How do I clean the firewood rack?
Wipe the powder-coated galvanized DKP steel 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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