After hours of cutting, welding and grinding the frame is complete, going to pick up some paint and roofing tins today to finish it all up. Then it’s time to unbolt the sections and move it to its home where it can hold a little over 4 cords.
She’s 21’ long, 5’ deep and 6’ tall at the front. The “rails” on which the wood stacks on are 16” apart and have a 6” gap between them for air flow. All made from 1”x2” tube that I got a long time ago for free, could probably make 3-4 more of these with as much of this material I have left. Moving should be easy with 3 guys as the sides, roof and bottom are separate pieces and no one piece is all that heavy.
I will post a picture when I get her moved in, I’ve got the bed all made for her with 6” of bark on top of weed barrier in the best spot I've got for sun and wind.
She’s 21’ long, 5’ deep and 6’ tall at the front. The “rails” on which the wood stacks on are 16” apart and have a 6” gap between them for air flow. All made from 1”x2” tube that I got a long time ago for free, could probably make 3-4 more of these with as much of this material I have left. Moving should be easy with 3 guys as the sides, roof and bottom are separate pieces and no one piece is all that heavy.
I will post a picture when I get her moved in, I’ve got the bed all made for her with 6” of bark on top of weed barrier in the best spot I've got for sun and wind.
