I'll probably build a wood shed eventually but for this year trying to decide how to stack the wood without a shed. In the past I've put down pressure-treated four by fours, stacked the wood and tarped it. In our new house my wife isn't going for tarps and definitely not for scrap plywood or corrugated tin to cover the wood.
There are some pre-fabricated wood racks with their own nice looking covers, such as ShelterLogic's, but it would take several to handle the 2 cords I normally keep on the property. This one by Woodhaven supposedly holds 1/2 cord http://tinyurl.com/mv6txth The built-in tarp will eventually die and they are $199 each, but as most of you know, building a shed from scratch isn't cheap either.
Also on the unapproved list are metal carport type buildings. My daughter-in-law mentioned a pergola with plexi-glass roof but that seems like its designed more for parties and the wind might destroy such a roof.
When I get to the shed-building it will have to be simple, maybe something like this only larger:
http://www.epa.gov/burnwise/pdfs/WoodShedDiagram.pdf
There are some pre-fabricated wood racks with their own nice looking covers, such as ShelterLogic's, but it would take several to handle the 2 cords I normally keep on the property. This one by Woodhaven supposedly holds 1/2 cord http://tinyurl.com/mv6txth The built-in tarp will eventually die and they are $199 each, but as most of you know, building a shed from scratch isn't cheap either.
Also on the unapproved list are metal carport type buildings. My daughter-in-law mentioned a pergola with plexi-glass roof but that seems like its designed more for parties and the wind might destroy such a roof.
When I get to the shed-building it will have to be simple, maybe something like this only larger:
http://www.epa.gov/burnwise/pdfs/WoodShedDiagram.pdf
