10 DIY Firewood Storage Ideas

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Built-In DIY Firewood Storage Shelves

This gorgeous fireplace wall by @acarriedaffairdesigns integrates the firewood with the design as a decorative feature. She combined IKEA bookshelves and raw materials to create an entire wall of built-in storage.

Narrow open shelves flank the fireplace, keeping the firewood accessible. The cut wood contrasts nicely with the dark green paint (Backwoods by Benjamin Moore.)

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Modern Metal DIY Firewood Storage Rack

These modern wood racks from @michaelrobertconstruction were customized by a metal fabricator. But you could DIY a similar look with black steel pipe and elbow fittings.

The metal bars keep the wood neatly stacked and create visual interest in this beautiful outdoor space. Be sure to install this kind of rack in a protected setting like a covered porch to keep the wood dry.

Design: @elliemrozdesign
Architect: @stonewaterarchitecture
Photo: @lauramossphotography

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Floating Hearth DIY Firewood Storage

The empty space underneath a floating hearth is a perfect spot for stacks of firewood, as seen here in this example from @barnhomedesignandbuild. It’s a smart choice for small homes where storage space is limited. And the wood is always right where you need.

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DIY Firewood Storage Shed

Create your own outdoor firewood shed with this building guide, which includes step-by-step instructions, blueprints, a materials list, cut list and illustrations. The finished shed features two compartments plus a convenient kindling shelf.

One Esty reviewer wrote, “I’m [a] novice with woodworking and this shed turned out great! It took me two weekends to get the supplies and put it together.”

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One-Day DIY Firewood Storage Rack

@woodyworking visualized and created this firewood box in one day. “It was a fun change of pace to build with no real plans other than an idea in my head,” he writes. “And as long as it keeps the firewood dry, it’s a win!”

The cinder blocks support the weight of the wood and elevate it off the ground, keeping it dry. And the top offers extra seating in a pinch.

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Narrow DIY Firewood Storage Rack

This narrow firewood rack is great for a small outdoor space because it fits nicely next to the house or backyard fence. It’s made with pressure treated 2x4s for the base and corrugated roofing panels to keep the firewood dry. The only tools you’ll need are a circular saw and a drill. Check out the full step-by-step directions to make your own.

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Tabletop DIY Firewood Storage Rack

This firewood storage rack by @fitchlumber conveniently doubles as an outdoor table to hold food and drink at backyard gatherings. The four triangular shelves inside distribute the weight of the wood while offering enough room to separate it by types or sizes.

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DIY Firewood Storage Rack Bracket Kit

This rack bracket kit makes building your own firewood rack super easy no matter your woodworking skills. It comes with two steel leg brackets that perfectly fit 2x4s. Simply insert the 2x4s and attach with the included screws.

The finished project, a U-shaped rack, can be customized to fit your needs. Use longer 2x4s for a big outdoor unit, or shorter 2x4s for small rack next to your fireplace.

A-Frame DIY Firewood Storage Shed

When @tinalemac couldn’t find the perfect size A-frame firewood shed, she decided to make her own with wood and a miter saw. The base is made of 2x4s. For the roof, she used four-foot flat-top fence lumber, overlapping the planks to prevent leaks. The end result is a cute little shed, simple and modern — a beautiful feature for any backyard or porch.

Wall-Mounted DIY Firewood Holder

These DIY wall-mounted firewood holders by @wilkerdos can be hung next to your fireplace or outdoors near the fire pit for easy access. The distinctive shape of the shelves will have your guests begging to know where you got them!

Use the three sections to sort different sizes of wood. Build your own with these plans.