Stacking wood

How to stack wood two different ways. The first uses the firewood itself to create columns. The second utilizes brackets or racks. Each has its pros & cons.

Discover the best ways to store firewood. From sheds to traditional stacks, find the perfect firewood storage solution for your homestead.

Firewood storage doesn’t have to be boring. Use one of these ideas to come up with a functional way to keep logs ready to toss onto the flames at a moment’s notice while adding to the style and decor of a space.

I stack in a holzhausen style which is a round wood pile. We reuse them because it takes a while to find chunks that lay flat.

Norwegian rounds are a space-saving wood stacking technique that will keep your wood dry, author Lars Mytting shares the secret with an extract from his book Norwegian Wood – Chopping, Stacking and Drying Wood the Scandinavian Way. The round stack is an outstanding form of woodpile once widely used in Norway but now almost obsolete. A successful round has much to recommend it. It makes good use of the available space and can accommodate twisted wood, and, if it’s properly constructed…

Building a holz hausen is European method used for firewood storage. Stacking firewood in this manner creates a free standing firewood storage.

Anyone who has spent even a handful of winters in Maine knows that your woodpile is an existential statement and art form.

Lots of tips and tricks to help you stack firewood, so it burns the right way when you need it.

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