yaya, i got my rolled roofing cheap, from a guy that listed it on craigslist. It was in pieces say 10x14, 12x8, you name it. I think it was $20 a roll. I just cut 'em into 24 inch strips and use 'em like that. None of 'em have torn yet, they stay put, and I've been using the same for 3 years now. My wood stays covered year round, tops only.
NH_Wood said:NATE379 said:Probably would but I'm not going to spendy several hundred $$s on roofing material to cover firewood!
ansehnlich1 said:Rubber roofing, cut 24 inches wide, on top, works like a charm.
I also put plywood/osb cutoffs on top the woodpile, just pieces spaced apart, and then put the rubber roofing on TOP of that....gives a nice flat surface for the cement block to sit on, guaranteed no blowing off unless hurricaine winds come along.
Keep an eye on Craigslist - took me a year searching about once per month to find a used rubber roofing deal near my home. Bought a 10'X50' roll for $100. Cut enough squares to cover 33 pallets (about 3 years of my supply). Need to get some more, but for now, most of the wood is covered - seems to be working great so far. Cheers!