Mobile log shed

[Woodworks]

I stack them as you get more in and they dry better win win. Yes it takes a bit longer to fill a bay but when it comes to loading up the truck it's lot quicker grabbing a bundle of neatly stacked logs.

[richardwale]

I stack them as you get more in and they dry better win win. Yes it takes a bit longer to fill a bay but when it comes to loading up the truck it's lot quicker grabbing a bundle of neatly stacked logs.

 

How do you move it about?

[Cheesy pete]

I stack them as you get more in

when you have limited space you have to stack otherwise it most off the wood is not in the shed

[Justme]

Better to use gas then surely

 

1, I live in a wood, we have no main gas, elec or water.

 

2, We were talking about deliveries. Why spend time stacking? No one will pay you extra to neat stack.

 

Do you neat fill your bags or trailers?

Edited December 26, 2016 by Justme

[Justme]

I stack them as they dry better.

 

I would dispute that.

 

Less air gaps = less air flow. More contact patches etc etc.

 

Re getting more in its only about a 1 to 1.2 factor.

[inthewoods]

I have a life. I work to live not live to work.

 

Why spend time neatly stacking logs when I could for example spend quality time with my family?

 

👍

 

[openspaceman]

 

Less air gaps = less air flow. More contact patches etc etc.

 

.

 

That's worth an experiment but I have no space for it. From picking logs from a jumbled heap I would have said they do not dry as well as a stack because a stack sheds rain better.

[richardwale]

That's worth an experiment but I have no space for it. From picking logs from a jumbled heap I would have said they do not dry as well as a stack because a stack sheds rain better.

 

But these are covered...

[openspaceman]

But these are covered...

 

Okay, then as the man says, more air space in a random jumble so if the air paths are better and the height to footprint area the same why wouldn't they dry faster? As I said worthy of an experiment.

[Bob_z_l]

Ok. The shed is mobile. I do stack.

 

When it's full a Tifor won't shift it.

 

Or have I missed the point?