Show us your wood pile.

[The Bean]

Does anyone at GJ heat their garage with wood? Where do you keep your split wood? I only have wood fireplace in my house, no stove. Here's my handy wood stack just outside the front door. In the past, I've designed a lot of nifty wood storage areas, inside adjacent to the firebox, outside under cover against the house (BE CAREFUL OF TERMITES), and as part of an outdoor barbecue.

 

[lilredex]

Here is mine, only take it inside as needed. No bugs in the house.

Time to start looking again, shed is nearly empty.

 

[The Bean]

And here's the other pile. Just a little clearance from the masonry. Had squirrel make a nest on the inside of the stack one year.

 

[Bretny]

A years worth per side, 4-5 cords. Machine parking in the back. Telephone poles for posts. Built it late this summer and got it full about 3 months later.

 

[yeldogt]

Does anyone at GJ heat their garage with wood? Where do you keep your split wood? I only have wood fireplace in my house, no stove. Here's my handy wood stack just outside the front door. In the past, I've designed a lot of nifty wood storage areas, inside adjacent to the firebox, outside under cover against the house (BE CAREFUL OF TERMITES), and as part of an outdoor barbecue.

Nice stone -- are you in PA

 

[yeldogt]

I guess the new crackling Duraflame does not count ?

 

[The Bean]

Southeastern PA, a few miles outside Philly. Tudor revival style from 1927. Thanks for the compliment.

 

[trirod]

This is mine. I go through about 2 rows each winter. Mostly oak and maple which is in abundant supply around here (Northern Michigan)

 

[Buckgnarly]

Two rows of about 6 cords each drying, one row gets put in the wood shed each Spring and a new row stacked. Basically 2 years of drying before it gets burned.
Other rack is the Summer campfire wood, just pine and whatever **** I clean up every Fall.

 

[The Bean]

Wow! That's a beautiful spread!

 

[Showkey]

Mine after it fell over……….
I was in charge of splitting……….some one else was in charge for stacking

 

[1990dtgl98]

Here's a post I can show off in it!

Heat the house and pole building with wood mainly. All free looking around.

Nice 10' lean-to to store it under too.