Show me your firewood storage/shed/rack......please :-)

[mn woodcutter]

that's so true. I've never heard of anyone building a shed or any type of storage that was too big!

 

[Rickochet]

I made a quick video of how my firewood shed was built. Hope it helps with ideas for your own shed.

Nicely Done!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

 

[cre10]

If I were to build my ultimate wood area/tractor storage/garage/man cave it would be very similar to Hedgerow's. I've seen some of his other pics showing the garage adjacent the wood shed with the large pad covering the area in front of both, near perfect.

His pics aren't showing for me?

 

[greendohn]

Here's one shot. 16'x25' with 8 foot sliding door, 90% PT lumber, concrete floor. I have installed a metal roof since this pic.
I have discovered perforated barn metal that I hope to install one day and do away with tarps.
I also ran power from OWB to the shed for light.
I stack all the wood on 4x4 landscape timbers.

 

[mn woodcutter]

I keep this 8 ft Rubbermaid box outside my door and fill it up every 10 days or so. works great!

 

[dlb1999]

I built this simple rack in my garage out of 2 by 4's. It is 12 feet long and the uprights are 4 feet high. It is 16" wide.
I mix a bit of hedge in every burn so I put a divider in so that 1/3 of the rack is for hedge and the other 8 feet is for elm, black cherry, oak, or whatever else I'm burning. I put it up on 8" by 8" by 16" cinder blocks so air could get up through the wood to dry off any surface moisture. It is also easier to clean up under. I think I only have about $40 in the whole thing.

 

[zogger]

I built this simple rack in my garage out of 2 by 4's. It is 12 feet long and the uprights are 4 feet high. It is 16" wide.
I mix a bit of hedge in every burn so I put a divider in so that 1/3 of the rack is for hedge and the other 8 feet is for elm, black cherry, oak, or whatever else I'm burning. I put it up on 8" by 8" by 16" cinder blocks so air could get up through the wood to dry off any surface moisture. It is also easier to clean up under. I think I only have about $40 in the whole thing.

That's nice and neat and obviously effective.

 

[Bushmans]

I was searching the web for ideas myself and came across this one.

 

[Jakers]

good grief charlie brown!!!!!!!!!!! that thing would cost $5000 just to build with all that treated lumber. sure looks nice tho

 

[Jakers]

did a similar search myself just to see if they had a price for that treated monstrosity
now this looks interesting....

 

[mn woodcutter]

what is that?? It looks like a concession stand or something! hahaha

 

[Bushmans]

I'd say hunting shack.

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[hand]

Getting the shed loaded up.

 

[Toddppm]

I'll be damned, I skipped through just to see and.......yup 20 minute video of putting wood in a shed. Thank God for fast forward!

 

[hand]

I'll be damned, I skipped through just to see and.......yup 20 minute video of putting wood in a shed. Thank God for fast forward!

Damn straight y'all. Pure entertainment. Please like, subscribe and follow the fire.

 

[zogger]

Getting the shed loaded up.

Looking good!

I like how you switched from totin' them over to tossin' them over! hehehe

That's a real stout nice shed.

 

[Cerran]

Here are mine. There is another wood rack behind the fence that will be making a transformation into a kid playhouse on the top of the wood rack this next year. The two wood racks in the picture hold about 8 cord total with about 2.5 cord in the back rack which is generally enough for 2.5 - 3 years depending on the winter we have. As you can see I have a few other projects materials floating around and a wood area that my kids have yet to clean up.

 

[Whitespider]

Woodshed??

 

[zogger]

Woodshed??

You put numerous cords right in your basement though, that is sort of a wood shed.

 

[Guswhit]

Woodshed??

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What's the deal, the stacks aren't full yet???????????? Slacker! lol