Bring the
firewood closer.

Make more of the space you already have. Develop an additional revenue stream with a self-serve firewood kiosk designed for convenient customer access and less staff handling of individual sales, day or night.

Not limited to campgrounds: gas stations · city locations · resorts · outdoor destinations

FirewoodKiosk.com kiosk concept with a closed branded shutter, black roof lip and orange light bar outside a storefront
CUSTOMER ACCESS.STAFF EFFICIENCY.REVENUE OPPORTUNITY.

01 / THE OPPORTUNITY

Put your space
to work.

A connected firewood vending machine gives location operators a way to offer convenient product access and develop an unattended sales channel. Place the opportunity where customers already stop, stay, or prepare for the outdoors.

The business case starts with your location: customer demand, sales access, staff involvement, and the cost of keeping the machine stocked and operating. We’ll discuss those practical factors with you.

Tell us about your location ↗

Extend sales access

Offer an unattended purchase channel beyond the times a staff member can handle each sale. Site access and operating hours shape the opportunity.

Reduce transaction handling

Move individual purchases toward a self-serve workflow, while your team focuses on customers, replenishment, and the wider operation.

Add a product revenue stream

Put suitable space to use selling firewood where customers need it. Demand, margins, and operating costs determine the business case.

FirewoodKiosk.com kiosk concept with a closed branded shutter, black roof lip and orange light bar outside a storefront
01 / ROADSIDEGas stations
FirewoodKiosk.com kiosk concept with a closed branded shutter, black roof lip and orange light bar outside a storefront
02 / CITYUrban locations
FirewoodKiosk.com kiosk concept with a closed branded shutter, black roof lip and orange light bar outside a storefront
03 / MOUNTAINSBanff-inspired campground

02 / THE APPROACH

From site requirements
to a clear proposal.

A purchasing decision needs a defined scope. Start with your location, establish the requirements, and review a proposal built around the intended operation.

01

Discuss your location

Share your site type, customer demand, proposed unit count, and project timing.

02

Define the requirements

Discuss space, power, connectivity, product loading, customer access, and the intended purchase experience.

03

Review a proposal

Clarify the machine configuration, commercial scope, implementation needs, and operating responsibilities before making a commitment.

03 / THE OPERATING EXPERIENCE

Simple access.
Clear responsibilities.

A self-serve sale is one part of the operation. The customer journey and the work behind it need to fit your location.

Concept illustration of a customer tapping a payment card at a FirewoodKiosk.com firewood kiosk beside a mountain lake, with the logo on the shutter door
FirewoodKiosk.com customer experience · Illustrative kiosk concept

For your customers

  1. Choose the available firewood product.
  2. Complete the configured payment process.
  3. Collect the product following the machine’s vend sequence.

The final purchase and collection flow is confirmed for the selected machine configuration.

For your operation

  • Plan product supply and replenishment.
  • Keep the customer access area clear and usable.
  • Define routine checks, maintenance, and service arrangements.

Responsibilities and operating costs are part of the project scope; unattended sales still require an operating plan.

04 / SITE PLANNING

A machine that fits
your operation.

Use these topics to prepare a useful site discussion. Final requirements depend on the production machine and selected configuration.

Space & access

The current planning dimensions are 5 ft wide × 5 ft high × 2 ft deep. Allow for customer access, loading, and service clearance beyond the cabinet.

Power & connectivity

Review available electrical service, cellular coverage, and connection options. Confirm installation requirements for the chosen system.

Product & replenishment

Discuss the firewood product, loading method, supply arrangements, and the practical access needed for refilling.

Placement & operation

Consider customer visibility, site hours, seasonal conditions, and servicing access when evaluating the location.

Planning dimensions are preliminary. Production specifications and installation requirements must be confirmed before site preparation.

05 / POWERED BY OUTDOORVEND

The machine.
The connected system.

OutdoorVend provides the technology foundation behind the kiosk design: machine interactions, payment integration, stock records, and operational visibility.

These systems connect what happens at the machine with the information an operator needs. Included capabilities and interfaces are defined for the selected configuration.

Explore the technology behind the machine

06 / YOUR NEXT STEP

Create your
revenue stream.

Considering one location or a network of sites? Tell us about the opportunity so we can begin a practical discussion about fit, requirements, and a proposal.

Start a conversation ↗
THE FIRST STEP

Your location. Your operating needs. A clearer purchasing decision.

START WITH YOUR SITE REQUIREMENTS