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  1. Cooper New Member

    joined: Nov 13, 2011
    98 posts
    Wilmington,Ma
    Hey guys i have run out of space and was lookong for some outside homemade sheds or just some ideas please post pics!!

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  2. oldmountvernon Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2011
    2,157 posts
    SE Mass
  3. JHASS Member

    joined: Dec 29, 2008
    114 posts
    Jersey Pines
    I keep mine in the 30X60 detached garage and still have to make space for mine.

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  4. Indiana Member

    joined: Dec 5, 2010
    216 posts
    South Jersey
    4 Tons in the Garage. 2 AWF and 2 Green Team

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  5. IHATEPROPANE Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 24, 2011
    800 posts
    Southern,MA
    I bought a 7x7 rubbermaid shed. Holds at least 4 ton. Had it since the summer and have had no water issues.
  6. Cranky64 Member

    joined: Dec 14, 2010
    48 posts
    Maryland
    I have stacks everywhere so I would need quite a few photos!
  7. Cooper New Member

    joined: Nov 13, 2011
    98 posts
    Wilmington,Ma
    Great pics!!! Keep them coming!!!
    Thats one hell of a pile indy!!!!
  8. BradH70 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Feb 13, 2011
    430 posts
    South West NH
    I keep mine in the "shed" portion of the barn.

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  9. Cranky64 Member

    joined: Dec 14, 2010
    48 posts
    Maryland
    Ok here you go..

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  10. Indiana Member

    joined: Dec 5, 2010
    216 posts
    South Jersey
    My non-pellet friends call it "The Bunker"
  11. St_Earl Minister of Fire

    in b4 the guy w/ 22 tons posts. :)

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    ....................................................................................................................^^^30 bags left on the front porch.
  12. Glosta Member

    joined: Nov 1, 2009
    154 posts
    North of Boston
    Coop - I built this mini pellet storage unit 2 years ago with a wooden pallet as the base, 2 x 4's at the corners, plywood for sides and roof substrat, finished with ice and water shield and asphalt shingles.

    It holds 1 ton of pellets and I keep it under my deck, with a tarp inside for added protection. The deck provides great snow and rain protection, but I pitched the roof on the storage unti just to keep water from accumulating.

    Rich

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  13. Eatonpcat Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 24, 2011
    2,039 posts
    Eaton Township, Ohio
    Posted before...But I love lookin' at stacks of pellets...So...

    Garage:

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    Inside:

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    If I ever find an incredible deal, They will be stored here:

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  14. Cooper New Member

    joined: Nov 13, 2011
    98 posts
    Wilmington,Ma
    Nice job glosta!
    I need something like that!
  15. oldmountvernon Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2011
    2,157 posts
    SE Mass
    No picking on my Idol !
  16. St_Earl Minister of Fire

    lol!
    i'm just jealous and lashing out.
  17. smoke show Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 17, 2008
    4,615 posts
    Pittsfield, Wi
    :coolsmile: Here ya go.

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  18. imacman Minister of Fire

    In addition to what's in the pics below, there is about 1/2 ton of Lowe's Northern pellets, and 2 tons of CleanFire's out in the pellet shed.

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  19. helismash Member

    joined: Nov 15, 2011
    112 posts
    Upstate NY
    Since this is my first year burning pellets, this is my firrst pellet stash.
    3 tons and I'm going to hump home another 2 in a couple of weeks.

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  20. DexterDay Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 11, 2010
    9,063 posts
    NE Ohio
    Little over 2 ton in garage. Had all 9 in the basement. But brought 1 up and then traded a misc ton of mine for a ton of Somersets from my buddy.

    Then gave about 10 bags to my Father when I installed his stove.

    Last 3 photos are basement. 1 pic is looking in the room, 2nd is looking to the right (about 5 ton) and last pic is looking to left from inside door (almost 1.5 t) about 15 bags of Easy Heats and a few bags of AWF's in a closet upstairs.

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  21. xraycer Member

    joined: Nov 2, 2011
    157 posts
    Pelham NH
    Planning to get a shed next year, but for now these places will have to do. Planning another ton soon for under that deck.

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  22. nate379 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 21, 2010
    4,010 posts
    Palmer, Alaska
    If they are in sealed plastic bags why do you guys have to store it indoors?

    My Dad keeps telling me I should cord my firewood in the garage so I don't have to go out in the backyard to get it. Never mind that, garage is already small enough as is! (24x26)
  23. DexterDay Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 11, 2010
    9,063 posts
    NE Ohio
    All bags of pellets are perforated and have holes throughout them. If left on the pallet in the factory wrapping, they can be left outside.

    Water will turn a ton of pellets into a LARGE pile of sawdust very quick.
  24. DBCOOPER Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 23, 2010
    251 posts
    Stowe, Pa
    Here's my stash. I'll pick up a few more bags tomorrow. Usually get 3 at a time. No need to fill up my basement with pellets. What would I do with all my motorcycles?

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  25. Eatonpcat Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 24, 2011
    2,039 posts
    Eaton Township, Ohio
    Are you sure the bags are perforated...All I see are indentations from being stacked on top of each other. If they were perforated, I would think the fines would find a way out of the holes and make a mess!!

    Anyway, Impress pellet stash Dexter!!

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