Abstract: A firelog tray comprises a rigid plate and a plurality of log supporting members protruding upwardly from the rigid plate for supporting a firelog on the free top ends of the log supporting members spaced above the plate to provide combustion air beneath the firelog. The plate includes a lowermost central portion locating the log supporting members thereon. A forward portion and a rearward portion of the plate extend upward from opposing sides of the central portion to form a generally U-shaped trough with open ends. The rearward portion has a concave and reflective inner surface which is near to a height of the firelog for optimally reflecting heat and light forwardly and outwardly from the firetray.

Abstract: A tray for supporting a single firelog during combustion is disclosed. The tray consists of a curved imperforate metal base capable of receiving and collecting ashes from a burning firelog. Three parallel rows of metal pegs support the burning firelog above the metal base and allow for enhanced airflow to the burning material. The front and back edges of the base are bent to form handles, which permit the tray to be easily carried to a trash receptacle for convenient disposal of the ashes.