New wood shed built (free)

I'm thinking about 7 cord. Don't know how much I will need as this will be my first winter heating 24/7. Have to believe I will only use about 4-5. Will see.

Oh ya, inside dimensions are 13'5"x8'x7'6". Maybe I might even stack up to the ridge.

New Hampshire.

That thing is freakin awesome! Nice job. Oh yea, & welcome to the party on Hearth.com. A C

Welcome aboard Border......I've been burning for 30 years and still don't have a wood shed so you are doing well. Good job also on getting that wood supply stocked up. Great looking shed.

That shed will help keep ya warm this winter ! GOOD JOB !

Great looking shed, and you can't beat the price!

Great job on an awesome shed! You will love that thing!

Shed sounds wicked rugged . . . and I like your type of thinking on the ventilation.

Are there any 2x4s sitting on the sills on the floor or are they all nailed to the sills? This will put all the roof weight on the nails and not transferred through the wood to the sills, right?

Is the 2x4 ridge beam and trusses going to be able to support a snow load without sagging ?
Maybe beef it up with some more support up there. Looks really good.
Add me to 'I hate you club' and I'm jealous

Cadillac of wood sheds Borderbows, and welcome to the Hearth. +3 on the tin roof. I have a thin metal shed and after 20yrs, still no sign of rust. Siding was mentioned above to block out wind blown precip., but I think that you would be trading off wind drying which IMO is an advantage. Also the open look is very cool

You could always put a tarp up right before the snow flies to keep it out and remove the tarps later.

Impressive!

Woodshed my arse....wall that baby, and I'll move in

That shed is Wicked Pissa. I have an Oslo, too, it's awesome. Be sure the wood is dry. Where in NH are you? FFJake, what does the Order of the Oslo get us? Anything good?

BTW, we have approx. 2500 SQ', 2 floors, and very low oil usage. We go thru between 3 and 4 cords a season. Granted, on the COLD nights, it has a hard time keeping up, but that is more of a function of placement than anything. Also, lining our chimney to accept the stove was by far the most costly part of getting ready to burn.....

A certificate . . . and a free Facebook membership to the Jotul Facebook site . . . we're working on a T-shirt like the Esteemed Englanders get courtesy of Brother Bart.

Just completed the shed this weekend and got 4 1/2 cord in it. I also got a chance to line the chimney, build my new hearth pad, install the new Oslo and am now on my 2nd break in fire. Friggen hot as beck in here and the smell of the burn off from the stove reeks. Final break in fire tomorrow and back to normalcy for a bit.

Very nice craftsmanship all the way around! Now air the house out & get ready for a real fire. A C

looks mighty fine. thanks for following up with a photo of the finished project.

I said I couldn't wait for the finished product.......Wow! That is a great looking wood shed. Great thing about this forum, you will be copied! Great job. Oh, forgot to add.......Heck of an entrance!

Looks good filled up Border, I think its a wise move, I think we'll see a lot more snow this winter, you'll be glad you have the shed and Ill be jealous as well

That be BEAUTIFUL.... Good job on both, you'll get years of enjoyment from them.