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Outdoor log racks and firewood storage

Opt for a covered and ventilated Dixneuf outdoor log rack to dry your firewood.
The wood shelter is the ideal outdoor storage solution for your firewood.
Equipped with a wood stove or insert, it is important to use dry firewood (moisture level of less than 23%), to:
- Improve the efficiency of the fire
- Optimise your wood consumption
- Minimise soot build-up
- Reduce blackening of the glass of your wood stove and insert. Find out more

Our designer outdoor log racks and firewood storage

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Outdoor log rack: for efficient storing and drying

The outdoor log rack is the ideal solution for storing and drying your wood for the winter in your garden. This is because using dry wood: - Improves the efficiency of your fire - Optimises wood consumption - Minimises soot build-up - Reduces blackening of the fire glass.
Leaning against a wall of your home or in a workshop, a steel log holder will give your exterior a contemporary and tidy look. Outdoor wood storage allows you to store logs off the ground, reducing space taken up on the ground. Depending on the model, you can store up to three cubic meters of wood, enough to keep you warm for a good part of the winter!