Firewood Storage

[wood4life]

anyone tried these ?

 

BAG Supplies :: Packaging Suppliers covering the UK, Europe and North America

[Pete Hart]

Stephen....that is a log pile to be proud of mate!! Great effort

[gensetsteve]

anyone tried these ?

 

BAG Supplies :: Packaging Suppliers covering the UK, Europe and North America

 

I have seen them but you need the frame which is £200. They dont look like they can be stacked or the bags reused. I am interested in the stripped 1.4 cu bags coming in January with tipping loops on the bottom

[AngusMF250]

Stick shed, for wood for our own use

[djbobbins]

I built my domestic logstore out of 3" x 3" x 8' tannalised posts and boards, with a paving flag base.

 

I reckon if you missed out the solid base, but set the posts into the ground and laid pallets as a floor, you could put three timber sides onto your posts and enclose your logs that way.

 

Say a dozen posts set in a 6x2 grid, 6' apart, would give you 1,080 cubic feet at 6 feet high stacking. Or about 31 cubic metres.

 

Of course if you wanted to be braver about it (don't know how much it would stretch planning definitions of a roof) you could put some ribs across the top of the posts to stretch some form of waterproof cover over. It'd be temporary covering, of course...

[cousin jack]

I use exactly the same system, unfortunately i'm such a luddite i have'nt worked out how to upload photos yet - 'spose getting a digital camera might be a first step:blushing:

Typical Redruth, still living in the dark ages

'appy Christmas boy

[the crafty weasel]

I tend to season mine loose in lorry containers then fill dumpy bags and stack them on top of one another. As long as they're stacked so that they interlock they seem to work quite well.

 

Could try these as well?

 

IBC 1000 litre diesel water butt storage tank on pallet on eBay (end time 01-Jan-11 23:12:20 GMT)

 

just take the liner out of them and line with galv mesh.

[Saw-sick Steve]

Typical Redruth, still living in the dark ages

'appy Christmas boy

Now then, just to remind us, which was the first town in the UK to have street lighting? (clue - it wasn't Camborne!)

'Oll best matey, have a good one and 'ope yer feeling better.

[Able Fella]

Stephen, how do you re-inforce your fencing? I have a similar set up but last week the back of the fencing gave way, this is with 3 clips attatched each side, Thanks. John (Able Fella)

[Dave Martin]

Stephen, how do you re-inforce your fencing? I have a similar set up but last week the back of the fencing gave way, this is with 3 clips attatched each side, Thanks. John (Able Fella)

 

My first attempt collapsed and now I use 2 clips on each corner with numerous plastic ties.