Its pretty stable i can stand on top of itIf you cross stack like in the pic, and if you have long splits (as in the pic) it'll be more stable.
I'm 6'4", so 7' is easy for me. But the risk of a stack keeling over.gets.larger the higher the stack is.
Wow looks great! Nice and neat. Wish I could get a cord of Ash. Love the brook! I also have a stream and a small pond on my property. I can see the pond and stream from the side of my house. Unfortunately when the trees bloom I won’t be able to see either anymore until the Fall.Some of our stacks and the brook that runs through our property, not the lot our house is on.
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No ash in your area? Once the snow and ice melt, I have a few more that I'll fell before EAB gets them.Wow looks great! Nice and neat. Wish I could get a cord of Ash. Love the brook! I also have a stream and a small pond on my property. I can see the pond and stream from the side of my house. Unfortunately when the trees bloom I won’t be able to see either anymore until the Fall.
There is but most sellers sell a mix of hardwood usually red oak, maples, cherry, Ash etc. I have lots of oak and would like a cord of just Ash since it seasons quicker.No ash in your area? Once the snow and ice melt, I have a few more that I'll fell before EAB gets them.
For sure, but the first thing I grab will be the Locust. 😏That is a nice haul! Locust and elm I’ll take any day.
Sweet shed is it commercially built?I've finished cutting, splitting, and stacking everything I had on hand in the new shed, plus a double trunk red oak that fell a month ago and crushed a few fence sections.
Altogether I now have about 15 full cords stacked under cover (7 in the old shed, 3 in the barn, and 6 in the new shed). This winter has been so strange, I've only used two cords. Three is closer to normal, but that's still many years ahead at this point.
I do have one space for one more row in the shed, so hopefully that'll convince some of the standing dead oaks to stay standing for a couple more years.
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Yes, I built it from a pre-cut kit. Pictures from the builds are at https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/show-us-your-wood-shed.181210/page-11#post-2627302 and https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/shed-build-underway.183281/Sweet shed is it commercially built?
What do you get that's higher BTU? Are any of the Pines better? I guess you have some hardwoods available as well?One or two more loads of poplar and I'll be poplared out for the year. My pride shall return and poplar won't be good enough for my piles anymore!
Vertical...Dennis would be proud. 😏and then split some pine.
I'll be splitting vertical until the shoulder season area is full again. We have burned 10 face cord and we just started on the 12 face cord of pine, that was two seasons worth before this year.Vertical...Dennis would be proud. 😏
Wood heats you three times; One time when you cut, split an stack it, another when you squat and reach to get wood from the back row in there..Threw this little 2+ cord pallet wood shed together over the weekend. Starting to fill it with some dead standing ash I had on my property.
Yea I originally wanted to go two pallets high but got vetoed by the wife. I’ll definitely be spending some time crawling around either loading or unloading wood from the back of this. But should at least keep the wood dry. Loading and unloading will help keep this 50+ year old in shape.Wood heats you three times; One time when you cut, split an stack it, another when you squat and reach to get wood from the back row in there..
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