Name: Custom Wholesale Firewood Storage Rack Decorative Wrought‑Iron Style Log Rack Heavy‑Duty Steel for Fireplace Log Storage
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Design & Build
A frame that keeps its shape: Rails and uprights are formed in heavy-duty metal-iron, so a loaded stack leaves the stand standing square instead of bowing it out of line over a season of daily use.
Steady while you unload it: The base spreads wider than the load area, which keeps the frame planted on a stone hearth or an uneven cottage floor as you take wood from the front.
Made on our own line: We are a wrought iron log rack manufacturer and form the scrollwork and finials in our own workshop, so the profile and the finish on a repeat order match the sample you approved.

Specifications

Specification	Detail
Material	Metal-iron (heavy-duty steel)
Overall size	78 × 36 × 84 cm
Colour	Black; custom colours available
Design	Decorative wrought-iron style
Frame detail	Curved side panels with finial tops
Suitable fuel	Seasoned split firewood
Assembly	Confirmed per order; assembled or flat-packed
Surface finish	Sheen and texture confirmed against the approved sample
Packing	Carton, pallet and marking details confirmed with your order
Weight	Unit and packed weights confirmed per order for freight planning

Where It Works
Living room fireplace: The stand sits on the hearth beside the grate and keeps the split logs you are burning that week within reach, so bark and splinters stop landing on the floor around the fireplace.
Log cabin or country house: A working stack next to a stone fireplace, where an ornamental metal frame settles into the room more naturally than a wire basket or a canvas log carrier.
Wood stove corner: Small splits and kindling staged within reach of the stove door, useful where the pile used to live in a crate or on the floor beside the range.

Who It’s For
Orders for this stand come mainly from importers and distributors building a fireplace and hearth accessories range, and from resellers who sell firewood storage alongside fire pits and tool sets. Hearth and outdoor-living shops treat it as a decorative step up from plain wire stands, because the frame photographs well and holds its own next to more expensive fire furniture. Private-label brands order a custom wrought iron log rack and carry their own colour and pattern choices into the range. Hospitality buyers — rental cabins, guest houses and small hotels — usually take several identical stands so every fireplace on the property is dressed the same.

Scale & Supply Capability
Decent Crafts manufactures metal-iron products in Fujian, China and exports to importers, wholesalers and private-label brands. Our range covers four connected lines: fire pits and fireplace accessories, firewood racks and log holders, pet and livestock feeders, and lawn and garden tools. Buyers can combine several categories in a single order and deal with one factory. OEM and customisation are welcome by picture or sample, with custom colours available. Standard orders start at 100 sets, samples are ready in 7-15 days, and bulk delivery runs 30-45 days. Goods ship from Xiamen port, and we accept L/C and T/T.

FAQ

Q1. Can the pattern, colour or size be changed?
Most of what you see can be adjusted. Send a reference picture or a physical sample and we will build a custom wrought iron log rack with your own scroll profile, colour and overall size. Custom colours are accepted alongside the standard black, and the approved drawing stays on file so a later batch matches the one before it.

Q2. How should the stand be cleaned and looked after?
Wipe the frame with a dry or slightly damp cloth and dry it straight away; the finish does not need scrubbing. Keep logs dry and the space around the stand clear, lift the frame rather than dragging it when you move it, and check at the start of each season that it still stands level.

Q3. Can the stand be kept outdoors?
This decorative firewood rack is built for indoor hearths. Under a roof or awning on a porch, terrace or covered deck it works well beside a fire pit, but keep it out of direct rain, snow and standing water. If the stand will sit in a very exposed spot, describe the setting and we will confirm what is practical.

Q4. Will bark and ash end up on the floor?
Some bark and small chips always drop as logs are unloaded, so plan on a quick sweep rather than a spotless hearth. Stacking the splits between the side panels holds the pile together and stops it spilling outward, which cuts down how much you have to clear afterwards.

Q5. Does it match the other pieces in your hearth range?
The frame is made in the same metal-iron family as our tool sets, screens, grates and fire pits, and as a wrought iron log rack manufacturer we can produce the pieces for one display together. Tell us which items you want to show side by side and we will confirm how closely the colours and finishes can be matched.

Q6. How far from the fireplace should it stand?
Keep the stand outside the fireplace clearance area and away from the opening, with enough room to load logs without reaching over the fire. Beside the hearth, where it does not block a walkway, is usually the practical position. Your own fireplace or stove guidance sets the distance that matters.