seasoning logs in dumpy bags?

[Big T]

Ha ha!!!!!

[Big T]

Ouch. Logs fighting back. Hope u ok

 

I'll live mate, bit of a headache! Gash down to the skull and gash bout an inch long, steristriped and glued me head bk together, wernt sure but they prob used evostick! Lol!

[theflyingscotsman]

Yeah even vented bags we found where pretty ropey at seasoning logs in them..

 

We built a temporary 'pallet corral' with a tarp roof, dried much better.

 

We've now moved to a bespoke drying shed and heras cubes with tin roofs and have a kiln as a back up.

 

It all depends on your situation as if it's really windy you may get away with vented bags..

 

Good luck hope your head heals 🙈

[Logsnstuff]

We found last year burning holes and tarping the top just didn't work, with the amount of rain and wind the water would still get into the bag but not drain fast enough and some of the bags the bottom third of the logs turned black, using mesh bags this year and finding them far superior.

[Mortimer Firewood]

Yeah even vented bags we found where pretty ropey at seasoning logs in them..

 

We built a temporary 'pallet corral' with a tarp roof, dried much better.

 

We've now moved to a bespoke drying shed and heras cubes with tin roofs and have a kiln as a back up.

 

It all depends on your situation as if it's really windy you may get away with vented bags..

 

Good luck hope your head heals 🙈

 

Which bags were you using as we have tried everything heras potato boxes the lot vented bags work well for us season well quick to load reasonably cheep. Can't see any other way of doing it when your doing bigger volumes .

[theflyingscotsman]

Howdy lgw

 

Vented chaps off ebay of course

 

I'm sure the mosquitoe net ones may be better?

 

We've just built sheds now as I didn't want to take the chance of part seasoned wood again!!

[tothby1]

slatted potato boxes work the best for us

[bushtuckaman]

Will a builders bag with holes burnt into it be liftable onto the back of a truck without splitting, does anyone know?

[NoRush]

Cannot see why not. Its usually the sunlight that kills them

[R5log]

This is what I'm using, converting with fork sockets so they can be rotated

More out lay to stay, but once there done there done!