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High stack for winter warming
Notes:
- Winter is coming … now is the time to get wood stacked for burning.
- Sure, you can just throw your cut wood into a pile.
- But when the snow falls, it will be difficult to retrieve the pieces you need.
- Best option is to stack wood properly for efficient spacing and retrieval.
- What comments can you share?
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INFO: science of stacking wood(new win) |
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Adding some decoration to the stacked wood
Notes:
- Stacked wood does not come across as part of your landscape decor.
- But it could be with some creative stacking and design.
- A nice window with reflective glass and window box – adds a nice touch for wood barns and sheds.
- What comments can you share?
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Support structures for stacked wood
Notes:
- Stacking wood has become an art for those who serious treasure your wood inventory.
- The goal is to protect the wood and provide support that keeps the wood in place.
- When wood si the primary source for heating a home or cabin, staked wood management is not only an art but a necessity.
- What comments can you share?
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Protecting your wood
Notes:
- Another arrangement is the protection of the wood from weather conditions.
- Keeping your wood dry is very important.
- So stacked wood needs to be under an shed roof, awning and/or tarp.
- What comments can you share?
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Wood storage sheds
Notes:
- For colder climates where wood burning is frequently used, stacking your wood in shed or barn is a must.
- You may need a large enough shed or barn to house enough stacked wood that will last the winter months.
- What comments can you share?
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YOUTUBE: creative wood stacking (new win) |
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