To cover or not?

[hardtop110]

I've got 6 pallets of logs which I've processed over the winter. They are currently out in the garden at the side of a hedge with no cover on them. Is it worth trying to get some sort of cover on them now, or just leave them to the elements until a month or so before I want to start burning them?

I can't decide if being exposed to the full force of the wind and rain (and a bit of Scottish sun) will help them season quicker.

Whaddya reckon?

[s.varty]

I've got 6 pallets of logs which I've processed over the winter. They are currently out in the garden at the side of a hedge with no cover on them. Is it worth trying to get some sort of cover on them now, or just leave them to the elements until a month or so before I want to start burning them?

I can't decide if being exposed to the full force of the wind and rain (and a bit of Scottish sun) will help them season quicker.

Whaddya reckon?

 

They,ll be ok uncovered:thumbup1:

[bigchiz81]

I have 3 cords stacked on pallets and just keep an eye on the weather if its going to be really wet icover them with goretex and when it dries up I take the covers off seems to work for me

[Woodworks]

I cover ASAP.

I suspect the Scottish sunshine is as wet as the Dartmoor variety

 

A cover that still allows good airflow is best.