A slim, tall copper log holder for the narrow gap beside the fireplace — 41 in tall, 7.9 in wide
Built for the space most log holders cannot use: the strip of wall between the hearth and the corner. Logs stack vertically in a narrow steel column with copper accents at the joints and a small tray on top. Hand-welded in the Atelier Article workshop in Cherkasy, Ukraine.
Owners report about three bundles of logs — “holds a ton of logs” is the recurring phrase, usually right after “smaller looking than expected”. The column is narrow, so the stack goes up rather than out. One reviewer keeps 10-inch firewood in it; standard 16-inch logs work too.
The frame is 10.6 in (27 cm) deep and the logs rest through it front to back, so standard 16-inch US firewood sits with a few inches showing on each side — that is how it is designed and how it looks in the photos. Shorter 10–12 in logs sit fully inside the frame.
The frame is 10 × 10 mm (⅜ in) square steel tube, hand-welded as one piece. It is slimmer than most hearth furniture and lighter than it looks — reviewers say “lighter than expected” and “sturdy” in the same sentence — so it moves easily for cleaning and does not overpower a small room.
Four legs with plastic pads, so the steel does not sit directly on wood or tile. On an uneven stone hearth, a felt pad under one leg levels it.
Made for indoor use next to a fireplace or wood stove. Several owners keep one on a covered porch or patio; if you do, spray the frame with a wax protectant once a season so the powder coat lasts.
Add a hook for the poker, a steel poker, or both — the hook fixes to the frame so the tool hangs beside the wood. One reviewer wished for it; it is an option here.
Atelier Article accepts custom work: taller, narrower, deeper, or trimmed to fit under a mantel, and other powder-coat colours. Send your measurements; the workshop confirms feasibility, price and lead time before you order.
Ships fully welded and assembled from Cherkasy, Ukraine, with tracking. United States, Canada and the United Kingdom; US orders ship free with import duties prepaid. No EU delivery.
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A slim, tall copper log holder for the narrow gap beside the fireplace — 41 in tall, 7.9 in wide
Built for the space most log holders cannot use: the strip of wall between the hearth and the corner. Logs stack vertically in a narrow steel column with copper accents at the joints and a small tray on top. Hand-welded in the Atelier Article workshop in Cherkasy, Ukraine.
Owners report about three bundles of logs — “holds a ton of logs” is the recurring phrase, usually right after “smaller looking than expected”. The column is narrow, so the stack goes up rather than out. One reviewer keeps 10-inch firewood in it; standard 16-inch logs work too.
The frame is 10.6 in (27 cm) deep and the logs rest through it front to back, so standard 16-inch US firewood sits with a few inches showing on each side — that is how it is designed and how it looks in the photos. Shorter 10–12 in logs sit fully inside the frame.
The frame is 10 × 10 mm (⅜ in) square steel tube, hand-welded as one piece. It is slimmer than most hearth furniture and lighter than it looks — reviewers say “lighter than expected” and “sturdy” in the same sentence — so it moves easily for cleaning and does not overpower a small room.
Four legs with plastic pads, so the steel does not sit directly on wood or tile. On an uneven stone hearth, a felt pad under one leg levels it.
Made for indoor use next to a fireplace or wood stove. Several owners keep one on a covered porch or patio; if you do, spray the frame with a wax protectant once a season so the powder coat lasts.
Add a hook for the poker, a steel poker, or both — the hook fixes to the frame so the tool hangs beside the wood. One reviewer wished for it; it is an option here.
Atelier Article accepts custom work: taller, narrower, deeper, or trimmed to fit under a mantel, and other powder-coat colours. Send your measurements; the workshop confirms feasibility, price and lead time before you order.
Ships fully welded and assembled from Cherkasy, Ukraine, with tracking. United States, Canada and the United Kingdom; US orders ship free with import duties prepaid. No EU delivery.
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Log holder only, + Hook, + Poker, + Hook & poker |
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I am very happy with this beautifully engineered and crafted, slim log holder. I store my 10" firewood in it. The vertical storage is is very stable and I am able to store more wood now in the limited space that I have around the stove. It is exactly what I was hoping for.
So happy with this purchase. This is a beautifully hand-crafted piece that really elevated the look of our fireplace. The design is sleek and minimal, yet with copper details on the post ends. It fits perfectly in a narrow space next to the hearth and holds at least 3 bundles of logs. This item was packaged very well and had no issues in its international shipment.
Seller was easy to work with and provided great customer service.
Exceeded my expectations! It's perfect. It's smaller looking than expected but holds a ton of logs. It looks refined next to my fireplace.
Love my fireplace storage. It’s well designed and crafted.
Slightly smaller than I imagined but high quality and looks good in our space. I would buy again.
Great quality and workmanship. Love the sleek design. Would have liked a small hook on the rack for the fire poker, but not a big deal. Great product overall.
Just an absolutely stunning wood stand that fits perfectly in a tight space. Love the tray on top. A really handy, nice touch.
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Yes. The frame is about 10.5 in (27 cm) deep and the logs rest through it front to back, so 16-inch logs sit with a few inches showing on each side — exactly as in the photos. Shorter 10–12 in logs sit fully inside the frame.
It depends on the model: the compact and square models hold an evening's logs by the fire, the slim and tall columns hold roughly a day's wood (owners mention “three bundles” and “1–2 days”), and the large Montana holds enough for 8–10 hours of fire. Each product page states the exact frame size; measure your space against it, since the most common surprise in reviews is that the piece is smaller than it looked in the photo.
It is made for indoor use beside a fireplace or wood stove. Several owners keep one on a covered porch or patio; if you do, spray the frame with a wax protectant once a season so the powder coat lasts.
The legs have plastic pads, so the steel does not sit directly on wood, tile or stone. On an uneven hearth, a felt pad under one leg levels the frame.
No. The frame is hand-welded as one piece in the Atelier Article workshop in Cherkasy, Ukraine, and arrives ready to use. Hooks, pokers and kindling shelves ordered with it come fitted or ready to hang.
Yes, when technically feasible: taller, narrower, deeper, trimmed to fit under a mantel, or another powder-coat colour. Send your measurements; the workshop confirms feasibility, price and lead time before you order.
Atelier Article currently offers delivery to the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Every parcel is tracked and insured, and import duties are prepaid on all US orders. European Union delivery is not available.
Orders are shipped from the Atelier Article workshop in Cherkasy, Ukraine, using Ukrposhta. Every parcel is tracked and insured, and tracking details are sent after dispatch.
No. Atelier Article prepays the import duties on every order shipped to the United States. US customers are not charged additional import duties when the parcel arrives.
