We know Breeo makes good fire pits, but how good is the Breeo Firewood Rack? Is it worth the price? We tested it to find out.
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We know Breeo makes good fire pits, but how good is the Breeo Firewood Rack? Is it worth the price? We tested it to find out.
Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.Learn more.
As someone whoās used and reviewed over a dozen fire pits, including the Breeo Smokeless Fire Pit and Solo Stove, and has an indoor fireplace, I like to keep a lot of firewood on hand. Not only that, I also want to make sure the wood is protected on stormy nights.
The Breeo Firewood Rack helps solve both those issues. Thatās right, the same people who produce some of the best fire pits are now taking a stab at what is arguably the most important fire pit accessory (next to roasting sticks for sāmores, of course). Iāve been using a standard home improvement store rack for the past few months, so I was curious if this would be any better.
As Iāll explain in my Breeo Firewood Rack review, this is definitely a step up from what youād find at most stores. Itās also a bit more expensive, but Iāll tell you why itās worth the cost for some people in the long run.
The Breeo Firewood Rack holds about a half-face cord of firewood, about four feet in height and length, and can hold up to 15-inch logs (20-inch logs may cause it to tip over). Need more space? The Breeo rack connects to expansion kits; there is no limit on the number of racks you can add. Each rack has its own water-resistant cover, so you can store as much wood as needed.
Although known for its smokeless fire pits, Breeoās is no stranger to furniture and other fire pit accessories. Theyāve produced countless items to turn your pit into a live-fire cooking station, such as a pizza oven, and make chairs and tables for you and your guests to use while sitting around the fire.
Breeo tends to knock it out of the park with these accessories. Their leather fire gloves are some of the most durable and heat-proof mits Iāve used, so I had high hopes for the firewood rack before I even opened it.
One important note: Unlike Breeoās smokeless fire pits, made in the USA with Amish labor, their firewood rack is made in China. That said, it still has the same high-quality construction that weāve expected from Breeo.
Looking for another smokeless fire pit? Check out our East Oak Fire Pit review.
A firewood rack designed by a premium fire pit brand.
Calling the Breeo Firewood Rack ājust a rackā would be like calling a McLaren ājust a car.ā Technically, youāre not wrong, but itās more than just a steel rack that holds your firewood.
Each Breeo Firewood Rack can hold up to half a face cord, which is four feet in length and height. A full-face cord is eight feet long and four feet in height.
A half-face cord is enough room for me, but Iām not using my portable fire pits or indoor fireplace every night. I mostly use them on weekends when itās cool outside, so someone who likes to have a crackling fire more often than that may need more room.
And yes, there are bigger firewood racks out there that are cheaper than Breeoās. But letās say thereās a harsh winter ahead, or youāre entertaining a crowd and need more firewood than those racks can handle. What do you do then?
Thatās where the Breeo rackās next feature comes in handy.

Each Breeo Firewood Rack can be connected to an expansion kit, making your rack as large as you need. I have yet to test this feature because I donāt need that much firewood, and as of this writing, no customer reviews touch on this.
I love this feature, and itās one of the main factors separating the Breeo rack from its competition. Other adjustable firewood racks are out there, but theyāre often made with weaker materials than what you find on the Breeo. The ābaseā size of those other racks is also smaller than Breeoās, and youād have to provide a new tarp or water-resistant cover every time you make it larger.
If you have at least a full-face cord of firewood, you can order the Breeo Firewood Rack and an expansion kit or the expansion kit on its own if you need more storage.

Another reason the Breeo Firewood Rack is worth the price is the durable steel frame. Breeo doesnāt specify what type of steel is used, but I could tell from lifting the box off my front porch that this is heavy-duty. Itās powder-coated, adding an extra protection layer and preventing rusting.
The stainless steel feet also deserve some praise. These give me extra peace of mind that my rack will stay intact and stable. Many other firewood racks use a 2Ć4 as a base or have four skinny steel legs holding it up. I donāt have any major concerns about these racksā durability, and many of the ones Iāve used have held up just fine. I just like Breeoās feet a little more.
You can shake this thing as hard as you want, and it wonāt budge because the feet keep it grounded. That doesnāt mean that logs canāt fall off or that this canāt tip overābecause it can if overloaded. However, other reviewers and I feel the Breeo firewood rack is more durable and stable than the others weāve used.

Each Breeo Firewood Rack includes a water-resistant cover. The canvas cover is treated with a polyurethane solution (PU) that wicks water away and provides up to 1,000 hours of UV protection. It has built-in magnets that keep it stuck to the steel frame so it doesnāt come off during strong wind gusts.
Even a beginner fire pit user can figure out why youād want to keep your firewood dryāit helps it burn quicker and more evenly. Wet firewood also produces much more smoke and is susceptible to mold and rotting. If you need to keep your wood accessible or dry it out, the cover can be rolled up and tied to stay up.
I keep my firewood on a covered porch, so itās never in the direct path of rain. The cover has done a nice job of protecting all sides, and the magnets do a good job keeping it in place. Itās much nicer than using a standard tarp, which does a good job of keeping rain out but can fly off if not properly weighed down.
One customer reviewer said the cover collected water during a storm that dripped through the canvas and onto the wood (Breeo responded that theyād passed that information to their product team). So, if you plan on putting this rack outdoors, you may want an extra layer of protection during the rainy season.
Assembling the Breeo Firewood Rack is pretty simple, and if youāve ever put together one of these, you might not even need the instruction booklet (though you should always read it once, just to be sure).
Essentially, all you do is connect the horizontal steel tubes to the connectors with the steel feet (brackets) via a couple of screws and then fasten the vertical steel rods with screws. All the tools are included in the box.
All thatās left to do is add your firewood and attach the cover, which takes less than a minute. It took me 10 minutes to open the box and assemble this rack myself.
Alright, this isnāt a feature of the rack, per se, but itās nice knowing that your Breeo Firewood Rack has a lifetime warranty. Breeoās website states that theyāll replace or fix your product free of chargeāall you have to do is provide them with photos and an explanation of the issue.
The brandās strong warranty is another reason Iām okay recommending Breeo products, even if they are a bit more expensive than other brands. Finding a company that makes high-quality products and covers them for life is rare.

I wanted to test the Breeo Firewood Rack for two reasons: I test fire pits and pizza ovens for a living, so Iām always going through firewood, and I just moved into a place with a working indoor fireplace. Iāve had the Breeo Firewood Rack for about a month. In that time, Iāve loaded it with firewood to check its durability and stability. Iāve checked to see if the cover is efficient at keeping the logs dry and simulated āshake testsā to ensure it wonāt fall over if bumped into.
It passed all tests with flying colors and now has a space on my balcony to store all my firewood (Iām partial to the Cutting Edge firewood subscription).

The Breeo Firewood Rack comes with a water-resistant cover, meaning you could hypothetically leave it out in the rain, but that doesnāt mean you should. One customer reviewer said water leaked through the cover after a storm, making their logs wet.
The Breeo Firewood Rack is 52-1/2 inches long and 15 inches high. When empty, it weighs 40 pounds and can be connected to expansion kits of the same size.
As of this writing, the Breeo Firewood Rack has only been out for about a month, so there are few customer reviews. It has an average rating of 4.6 stars on its website, with all but one of the eight reviews being five-star ratings.
āLike all other Breeo products, the firewood rack is well designed and constructed,ā writes customer Jim C. āReplaced another couple of inferior racks. Solid and keeps wood dry but easily accessible.ā
The lone negative review was a two-star rating, and the reviewer took points off because of the cover rather than the rack itself. āIt rained yesterday for most of the day and the top of the cover literally took on water and slowly dripped all of the wood,ā customer Brad writes. āThe top seems to be two pieces of fabric and if it gets soaked in a storm it retains the water. It doesnāt seem like that should happen.ā
The Breeo team passed this concern to their product team and offered Brad a new cover or credit for his troubles.
Breeo vs. Solo is a widespread debate in the fire pit community. However, comparing the Breeo Firewood Rack to the Solo Stove Station feels like comparing apples to oranges. Not only that, I think thereās a small subsection of people who could use both.
The Breeo Firewood Rack is just a rack. Itās a nice one, but it doesnāt do much else besides hold and protect your logs.
The Solo Stove Station, on the other hand, can hold your firewood, Solo Stove and other Solo accessories. Like the Breeo Firewood Rack, the Solo Station has a full-length weatherproof cover to keep out rainwater and excessive sunlight. Breeo has the X-Series table, which can hold firewood and other accessories but not your fire pit.
Itās unclear how much firewood the Solo Stove Station can hold. It has a 250-pound weight capacity, but that includes the weight of your Solo Stove (if you decide to store it there). Solo doesnāt sell a dedicated firewood rack, which is why I think some people should get both accessories.
Think about it: You use the Solo Stove Station to store your Solo Bonfire or Solo Stove Mesa, have a few logs in the other compartment, and have more ready to go in your Breeo Firewood Rack. On the other hand, people with a Breeo or other type of fire pit should just go for the firewood rack since itās unlikely the Solo Station can hold their pit, though smaller ones like the Blue Sky Ridge Fire Pit should have no issue.
As someone with two Breeo fire pits (I know I have a problem), I would also like to see Breeo make something like the Solo Stove Station for easy storage.
Do I think everyone needs to get rid of their firewood rack in favor of the Breeo Firewood Rack? No, but if youāre in the market for one, I think it provides some of the best bang for your buck due to its highly durable frame, included weatherproof cover, large capacity and its ability to connect to other expansion racks endlessly.
Are you partially paying for the brand name? A little (sorry, Breeo, we call it as we see it). Even with the slight upcharge, few other firewood racks are as long-lasting and come with a lifetime warranty, not to mention excellent customer service.
More than a standard firewood rack.
The Breeo Firewood Rack is available on Breeoās website for just under $200. Its sale price is $225, the same price you can get at The Home Depot.