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

[Barnyard]

Well here is mine! I had a few pallets laying around and decided to have a go.

Everything used to build the store was free, the nails were recycled as were the screws. The tarp just blew in during a storm a couple of months ago

Total cost of build? About £2

I know its rough but none of the pallets were the same size and as i am currently between jobs as it were i could not afford to buy any timber so i used some long straight (Ash?) trees for the joists.

 

Cheers

Barnyard

[bareroots]

i find those crates garden centres get paving stones delivered in are great for seasoning wood in. Free, keep it off the ground, no stacking, just chuck it in.

[mcmoonter]

Bit of a thread resurrection whilst googling for some new storage ideas.

 

 

 

 

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Bit of a thread resurrection whilst googling for some new storage ideas.

 

 

 

 

 

Who on earth has the time to stack it like that???!

[mcmoonter]

Who on earth has the time to stack it like that???!

 

Its what happens when you go to art school.

[Farmerdowling]

Well here is mine! I had a few pallets laying around and decided to have a go.

Everything used to build the store was free, the nails were recycled as were the screws. The tarp just blew in during a storm a couple of months ago

Total cost of build? About £2

I know its rough but none of the pallets were the same size and as i am currently between jobs as it were i could not afford to buy any timber so i used some long straight (Ash?) trees for the joists.

 

Cheers

Barnyard

 

Now THIS is the kind of store that I could aspire to! I currently have my logs stacked off the ground and just covered with corrugated iron - it does not work very well!

[Brian S]

Hi All

New here, not a log seller, work in the Construction industry

 

This is part of my log storage (will be when I buy some more logs), the good old pallet rides again, not quite finished yet, and will be making a couple more

 

 

This is also log storage, and kindling

[muttley9050]

heres our shed. 18m x 8.5m. built it last year. Just trying to get round to finishing the 2500L rainwater collection for garden and greenhouse.Just needs guttering connecting. Will do it when the snow goes .

[Acg128]

20 minutes work.. Does the job

[Bob_z_l]

Hi, here is my effort.

(Not a log seller just a bit obssessed with not having enough)

I have two sheds that have evolved over the last 9 years.

A shed was made in 6 foot sections as I had a load of split 13ft scaffold boards and second hand OSB. All treated with Creosote/used enfine oil mix and covered with torch-on roofing felt...the only real expense.

B shed was going to be a haybarn but changed plans meant logs..

Last pile is inspired through a German friend and was he tester for several arond the garden. Mrs likes them and unlike the sheds when the logs go I get the space back.

 

Bob.