A steel firewood rack rated to 132 lbs, which is several armfuls of split logs rather than a token stack, and the reason it holds that much sits in two structural choices. The frame is built from square tube instead of round, so it presents a flat face to the load and withstands more stress before it starts to flex, and the whole rack is arranged as a reinforced triangle, the one shape that will not rack out of square as logs settle and shift their weight sideways. The stacking bay is roomy enough to take multiple pieces of firewood at once, and both sides are left open, which makes loading straightforward and gives two clear points to grip when the rack needs carrying to where the fire is. The base is raised off the ground, keeping the bottom layer of wood clear of damp ground so it stays dry and ready to burn, and that base is solid rather than hollow, so the bark, chips and residue that break off a drying stack collect on the tray instead of scattering across the ground underneath. Measuring 16-in by 14.5-in by 27.5-in, the rack takes up little floor area for the volume it holds, and at 13 lbs it is light enough to reposition when full-height stacking is not needed. Assembly is simple, and the black steel finish suits use indoors beside a fireplace or outdoors next to a fire pit.