10 Wood Shed Ideas for All Your Wood Storing Needs

Rustic Built-In Shed

A built-in shed is an easy, space-saving, and sleek way to store firewood. This one, for instance, is integrated into a stone wall feature in the backyard, hiding the bulk of the firewood so it doesn't become an eyesore.

The space is split into three sections for different sizes and types of firewood, creating seamless organization as a bonus.

Simple Barn-Style Shed

Pole-barn-style sheds generally have open walls and support posts about 8 feet apart. They are great for storing firewood since they naturally have airflow already.

These sheds can also be DIYed using shipping pallets on the bottom and sides, making for a more affordable option.

Lean-To Shed

A lean-to shed is another great space-saving and affordable option if you already have an existing structure it can lean on. Many people use their garage or fence as a back wall and then build a shed next to it.

The shed doesn't have to be directly attached to the structure, either, since firewood needs airflow anyway—all you need is to add a roof and build the adjacent walls around it.

Two-Toned Shed with Elevated Floors

Wood sheds don't have to look boring. You can always give it stylistic upgrades, like a fresh coat of paint, roof tiling, and even some bright white trim.

This one, for example, takes on a classic barn look. The A-frame adds character, while the elevated floors and open wall ensure it stays functional, too.

Embossed Shed

The results are all the more satisfying when they are done from scratch. This beautiful DIY shed is crafted from wood scraps, seeing its building through from drawn-out plans to a tangible outcome.

The slanted roof allows for easy and abundant storage. Cosmetic upgrades are included, like a star embossed on either side of the shed and roof tiling.

Moody Pallet Shed

A sturdy gable roof ensures plenty of room for the wood to dry in this shed — even through snowy conditions.

The structure is crafted from wood pallets and held up with support posts for extra airflow.

Taking a twist on the traditional oaky hue, this shed is set in a gray-black colorway for a moody touch.

Organized Shed With Pallet Siding

This barn-style shed's structure is primarily crafted from thick recycled wooden beams. The walls are constructed from darker, symmetrical pallets for a balanced look. The shed features a sloped roof and several inner compartments for easy organizing.

Simple Integrated Shed

Don't have room for a separate shed? You can always use an attached area of your home like the garage.

It's just important to ensure the shed is properly insulated or the wood is fully dry before storing it so it seasons and burns easily.

Install cabinets or shelves for your firewood to keep it off the ground and allow for more air circulation.

Vibrant Shed

Almost any shed can seamlessly be converted for wood storage. This pretty pick takes out one wall to allow for optimum airflow. It's coated in a vibrant blue, bringing a pop of color to the otherwise dreary winter skies.

Repurposed Shed with a Roof

Already have a shed in your yard? Repurpose it by removing one side or taking off the door for airflow.

This log shed melds easily with its woodsy surroundings, signaling what's inside. Just take on a few small repairs—or even give the shed some small cosmetic upgrades like a fresh coat of paint and embossments—to make it feel brand new.