Show us yer log store!

[log_hauler]

Inspired by a recent post (not sure if this should be in the firewood forum?) post pictures of your log piles here.

 

My 'dry' wood pile resides in our 12x8 greenhouse- nice & dry, sunshine keeps the wood drying and handy for the kitchen door too.

 

 

[Recceboy]

Excellent thread as i'm in the design process now.

 

Few question, do you store the logs directly on the floor or on pallets raised up so the air can circulate?

[Breezeblock]

this is a good example what to do with a greenhouse sod growing stuff in them:thumbup:

[Amelanchier]

Mine complete with green roof (well often brown in the summer ) and coal bunker (we run a multifuel burner which does all our heating). The intention is to weatherboard the rest of the extension to match and to put a proper concrete pad in - eventually.

[log_hauler]

Mine complete with green roof (well often brown in the summer ) and coal bunker (we run a multifuel burner which does all our heating). The intention is to weatherboard the rest of the extension to match and to put a proper concrete pad in - eventually.

 

Good log store- very professional. I'm glad to see you've raised the firewood off the ground on slats- improves air circulation and keeps the bottom log layer off the damp ground.

[Breezeblock]

finally finished my log store today yahoo

[Matthew Arnold]

This is my poor attempt of a log/timber store. I only have to feed a Chiminea though.

[Ian Flatters]

Mine complete with green roof (well often brown in the summer ) and coal bunker (we run a multifuel burner which does all our heating). The intention is to weatherboard the rest of the extension to match and to put a proper concrete pad in - eventually.

 

Tony i see how you get coal out but how do you refill it?

[chainsawdom]

Mine complete with green roof (well often brown in the summer ) and coal bunker (we run a multifuel burner which does all our heating). The intention is to weatherboard the rest of the extension to match and to put a proper concrete pad in - eventually.

 

did alex split that lot for you?????????????

[felixthelogchopper]

Excellent thread as i'm in the design process now.

 

Few question, do you store the logs directly on the floor or on pallets raised up so the air can circulate?

 

Always get them up off the ground mate