Show me your firewood storage/shed/rack......please :-)

[Stihl4Life.DK]

Hi guys,I need some great ideas/inspiration.......

 

AS long as it is made in wood:thumbup:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Here's mine (now it's empty you can see it!)

Edited January 8, 2011 by TimberCutterDartmoor

[Stihl4Life.DK]

nice,how many M3 do you app. use per year??and was it full before winter??

Edited January 8, 2011 by Stihl4Life.DK

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I store the sticks at the other end of the site where the shed is - about 200 yds away. Once ringed up they come in the shed where I split them and store for sale. Shed holds well over 100 m3... Was 80% full before winter i.e open the doors and the timber was stacked all around a tiny path to the splitter!

[Dave Martin]

Shed holds well over 100 m3

 

Whats the floor space? ... How do you stack?

[Stihl4Life.DK]

(TCD)then you will be busy this summer,if the shed is gonna be full to next winter :-)

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Whats the floor space? ... How do you stack?

 

Sorry volume of shed is approx 150m3 so split wood volume is nowhere near that. Not meaning to be misleading. We've been down this road how many times...

[Dave Martin]

Sorry volume of shed is approx 150m3 so split wood volume is nowhere near that. Not meaning to be misleading. We've been down this road how many times...

 

Do you store it loose or in crates? ..... I ask cos I am thinking of the best way to utilise the space in my very high barn.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Do you store it loose or in crates? ..... I ask cos I am thinking of the best way to utilise the space in my very high barn.

 

Those pics don't show the racking made out of pallets into which I just lob the logs once split. I then have the ball-ache of hand lobbing them back out come delivery time. The roof is too low to swing an axe with any guts too.

[Dave Martin]

Those pics don't show the racking made out of pallets into which I just lob the logs once split. I then have the ball-ache of hand lobbing them back out come delivery time. The roof is too low to swing an axe with any guts too.

 

Theres always some drawback..... very nice store though