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How Much Wood Do You Burn / Season Survey

Post in 'The Wood Shed' started by scfa99, Oct 4, 2008.

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How much wood do you burn during an average season?

Strictly Ambiance 1 cord or less 9 vote(s) 7.8%
1-2 cords 17 vote(s) 14.8%
2-3 cords 28 vote(s) 24.3%
3-4 cords 28 vote(s) 24.3%
4-5 cords 14 vote(s) 12.2%
5-6 cords 4 vote(s) 3.5%
6-7 cords 11 vote(s) 9.6%
7-10 cords 2 vote(s) 1.7%
10-15 cords 2 vote(s) 1.7%
15 plus cords 0 vote(s) 0.0%
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  1. timm525 New Member

    joined: Sep 25, 2008
    18 posts
    Florida
    I thought it was just my ignorance here with those terms.

    Not a clue what he said.
    timm525, Oct 6, 2008
    #26

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  2. Joey Jones New Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2008
    237 posts
    New hampshire
    In my river valley mountain home i have to start buring at the beginning of Oct as nights go down to the low 30's and most days are mild in the mid 60's... The outside temp does not seem to rise until the sun comes up, and then the temps climb very slowly... I'll need all of 4 cord to survive this winter
    Joey Jones, Oct 8, 2008
    #27

  3. jghall Member

    joined: Jan 3, 2008
    66 posts
    Metro Atlanta
    I burn 2 - 3 cords a year here in the south, havn't started burning at all yet as the temps just are not ready to drop... We are usually burning 24/7 by thanksgiving though so it coming... Can't wait for that first fire of the year....
    jghall, Oct 9, 2008
    #28

  4. daveswoodhauler Minister of Fire

    joined: May 20, 2008
    1,837 posts
    Massachusetts
    Looking to burn about 2 cords this winter. Not 24/7...basically 3-4 days per week.
    daveswoodhauler, Oct 9, 2008
    #29
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