Finally done stacked up!

[MNtrees]

 

[Missouri Frontier]

Wow. Great setup. Nice stacks!

 

[stayfitz]

Beyond Awesome! How many cords is that?!

 

[MNtrees]

Woodshed itself can hold approx 14 cords. Current cords are 12.

 

[dmmoss51]

That right there is a thing of beauty

 

[Applesister]

Economy of design...thats my idea of a perfect solution.

 

[Oregon aloha]

Power and lights. That's first cabin all the way.

 

[Paulywalnut]

Nice simple design. Very functional. The wind will blow right through there.
I like simplicity.

 

[Ram 1500 with an axe...]

Great set up is right, I love the lights and airflow.......

 

[red oak]

If I ever build a woodshed, that is EXACTLY how I want it to look!

 

[curber]

Great looking wood and shed!!

 

[Lumber-Jack]

Nice functional wood shelter. Sure beats tarps.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Par Excellence!

 

[AnalogKid]

That's unreal. Wow.

 

[PapaDave]

Are those heat lamps?
Cool!

 

[maine13]

I'm seeing zero cross bracing on that structure. Aren't you worried about it blowing over?

 

[MNtrees]

Thanks for nice comments! Best investment I ever made! I don't stack up fresh split firewood in the woodshed, put them on pallets at open area in the back for approx 2 years then move them in the woodshed. I will post piles of fresh firewood soon.

 

[MNtrees]

Are those heat lamps?
Cool!

Lol! no, they are CFL floodlights

 

[MNtrees]

I'm seeing zero cross bracing on that structure. Aren't you worried about it blowing over?

I felt it dont need cuz 8 posts are 4x6 and four feet deep in the ground with poured cement. Only one middle post stand (free stand) on old cement slab. Also there is 2x6 brackets to support firewood at middle section (Run North and South). All screws (Lag, deck, and tin roof). I will try to find 2x6 brackets and post here.

 

[MNtrees]

Here they are!