Do I need to cover my wood?

[bogydave]

Last answer is the most logical. Use the wood shed for wood that will be used that year.
Now BogeyDave has to go build a shed and pronto....lol

OK
How's this for a wood shed?


Now I need a Seasoning shed, wide enough for 2 rows of wood about 100' long X 5' high

 

[mecreature]

OK
How's this for a wood shed?
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Now I need a Seasoning shed, wide enough for 2 rows of wood about 100' long X 5' high

LOL I knew that pic was coming..

 

[TimJ]

We all knew he had a wood shed............the goal was to help him quit worrying so much

 

[Kenster]

I never cover, ever. I keep a few days worth of wood on our covered front porch during burning season. It it's wet when I bring it up to the house it will be plenty dry by the time I take it inside to burn. Otherwise it gets sun and wind year round.

Granted, I don't worry too much about snow piling up on it. Not down here in south central Texas.

 

[onetracker]

well living here in the northeast i've always top covered. the weather finally broke here this week....we're looking at a whole week of sunny, low humidty conditions with 90's by later in the week. i can HEAR the wood drying. i actually rolled all the covers back. only took me about 5 minutes.

 

[bogydave]

2 days of sun in the AM, more rain evenings & at night.
Raining now.

At least my un-woodshedded wood will be clean ,
Dry?, I'm not so sure.