garaged wood: how much did I fit?

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Dexter

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Aug 9, 2007
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Boulder County, CO
I've been cutting like mad since August. 'Too busy earlier in the summer. I finally have as much wood into the garage as I can squeeze:

8w X 8.5h X 1.15 (13.8 inches) in front of the Wife's car, but 3 ranks deep (with a wall on either side to hold up the stack)

10.5 X 8.5 X 1.15 along one side of garage.

6 X 8 X 1.15 on one wall of shop

9 X 4.5 X 1.15 on other wall.

I figure about 3 cords of wood, and it'll last -- maybe -- to early March. I'll bring more down from mountain-storage then. Wood is big for its heat production, but it is also a ritual I would not give up for anything. 'No cold wx here yet.

Regards
 
You have 282 cubic feet. That's 2.2 cords.
 
I'll figure again. Damn. Did you include the first measurement X 3, to allow for three ranks deep?

Dexter
 
No. I missed that. Sorry.

The actual calculation then comes out to 439 cubic feet or 3.4 cords.
 
Hello all, new poster here. I've been lurking around here for a few months and though I'd share something I found. I have no idea of it's REAL accuracy but I've found it helpful.

http://maine.gov/ag/firewood.html
 
fishinpa said:
Hello all, new poster here. I've been lurking around here for a few months and though I'd share something I found. I have no idea of it's REAL accuracy but I've found it helpful.

http://maine.gov/ag/firewood.html

Hey, that's pretty cool. I'm bookmarking that one.
 
I use a simple Excel spreadsheet to keep track of my firewood supply. It’s particularly handy if you have multiple stacks.

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Ron
 
locust loco said:
I use a simple Excel spreadsheet to keep track of my firewood supply. It’s particularly handy if you have multiple stacks.

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Ron

Thanks for sharing. It works really good for the multiples like you said. Easy and simple to use.
 
Take care in stacking wood in your garage, it just takes a little bump of the bumper to knock your nicely stacked wood onto the hood of a car... 8.5' tall can be very unstable for firewood.
 
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