Wood storage

ajstrider · Nov 24, 2013

As I am about venture into the world of stickburning like the big boys, what is the brethrens recommended method of storing their cooking wood?

IamMadMan · Nov 24, 2013

I lay pallets down to elevate and cover with a tarp under the shed overhang.

TheBill · Nov 24, 2013

I recently built two cedar benches that also serve as wood storage. It killed a weekend and they look great.

Callahan-que · Nov 24, 2013

Mine is stacked on a home made wood rack that was left by the previous owner. I keep the wood covered with a tarp. Keep your wood away from any wood structures such as house or garage in case of termites.

mrbill · Nov 24, 2013

keep it off the ground and dry is all you need to do

dport7 · Nov 24, 2013

wood shed.

Bludawg · Nov 24, 2013

1/2 sheet of corrugated roofing tin on the bottom

mikemci · Nov 24, 2013

Nice shed dport7. Out of the rain and good air circulation.

MeatCandy · Nov 24, 2013

I made this...its very strong and cheap... 99c cinder block 2x6 base 2x4 uprights...$10 done

sliding_billy · Nov 25, 2013

1/4 cord wood rack with cover for me.

dport7 · Nov 25, 2013

mikemci said:
Nice shed dport7. Out of the rain and good air circulation.

Thanks mikemci. Clearing the land and making cart paths for the Grankiddies, I had all these little Sweetgum and pine poles, i didn't want to see them go to waist, so I built the roof out of dimensional lumber and the rest out of the poles. The roof is used corrugated metal

Your right, great air flow and stays good and dry.

Wood storage

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