Let's see your home log piles

[mickdundee]

I know there's a thread for you log guys but thought I'd start one for homeowners so the pros can take the piss

Here's mine to start I've had a measure up and it's about 5m3 at that height, so probably got 4.75 ish as I've left gaps between each pallet so every 1.2m

[mickdundee]

Still can't get two images on one post

[Caleb]

Just finished mine today not sure how much it will hold but quite a lot!

[Stubby]

Some of mine .

[Logdaft]

Not much to show seeing as I have burned nearly all of it! Now working on my pile for next winter! .....

[felixthelogchopper]

Just finished mine today not sure how much it will hold but quite a lot!

 

I suspect you will have problems with lack of air flow there, Caleb. I would suggest a layer of pallets on the floor then another line or two of pallets through the middle to reduce the chance of logs rotting in the pile.

[mendiplogs]

Just finished mine today not sure how much it will hold but quite a lot!

 

HI MATE were the wind and sun can the wind drive in there if the logs not season in there before hand they may go mould on them as theres no winds getting in there thanks jon

[mickdundee]

This is all we've got left to burn. Then that will be filled up to the window sill. It's reasonably well covered and South facing so dries a treat there.

[mendiplogs]

I know there's a thread for you log guys but thought I'd start one for homeowners so the pros can take the piss

Here's mine to start I've had a measure up and it's about 5m3 at that height, so probably got 4.75 ish as I've left gaps between each pallet so every 1.2m

 

HI MICK can next door help them self to your logs over the fence thanks jon

[mickdundee]

True John but I'm the only one in the street with a log burner . These houses didn't have chimneys we put in an external flue