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How much is a (your) face cord & what are the dimensions?
my cord is in 18" lengths, so a stacked cord is 3' X 5'-5" X 8' (+/-) & a cord = 2 rows of splits on 2 - 4' pallets & fits pretty good & is; 128 cubic feet +/-.
So, to be politically correct: is my face cord 1.5' X 5'-5" X 8' = 65 (+/-) cubic feet?
You have been busy.
How much is a (your) face cord & what are the dimensions?
my cord is in 18" lengths, so a stacked cord is 3' X 5'-5" X 8' (+/-) & a cord = 2 rows of splits on 2 - 4' pallets & fits pretty good & is; 128 cubic feet +/-.
So, to be politically correct: is my face cord 1.5' X 5'-5" X 8' = 65 (+/-) cubic feet?
bogydave said:
What I call a face cord is 4' high an 8' long plus 16" wide. The rows pictured are 4' x 16' x 16".
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zapny said:
Pretty much what everyone in upstate NY calls a face cord or often even a cord. I hadn't heard of a true cord until I had some logging done 5 years ago. Nice stacks Zap.
SolarAndWood said:
Thanks Solar, this is a guess but the wood that still needs to be stacked is between 17 - 20 F/C thats including the load of logs I bucked and split that are stacked under some pine trees plus what is coming out of the woods.
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Do you think putting the rows that close together has any effect on drying time, I leave about 3 to 5 ft between my rows, I would have much more room for wood if I put them that close together.
oldspark said:
I'm not sure but will get back with you in October, this is a new spot for stacking this year and gets a lot of wind plus about 8 - 9 hours of sun.
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Zap, with all that downed stuff in your woods I'm wondering why you don't just cut some poles from them to use under the wood stacks? They are a bit cheaper than landscape timbers and work just as well, especially if you get near the same size. I don't even worry much about that as I have a few that are larger than the rest. Sometimes I'll even cut some small ones.
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