Nice shed, and that is packed tight. Same sized shed as mine. What are the "fronds" for? I can fit 8 real (24 face) cords in mine if I keep the stacks at 7 feet (no one can reach them if I go higher).Here’s mine! It holds 11 cords, not sure how many banana cords that is, so a two year supply. Had to keep under the 200 sf limit in my county to avoid a permit.
The stack height in front on mine is limited by my reach, not interested in using a ladder for a few more!Nice shed, and that is packed tight. Same sized shed as mine. What are the "fronds" for? I can fit 8 real (24 face) cords in mine if I keep the stacks at 7 feet (no one can reach them if I go higher).
An acre is plenty. You've got 43,560 square feet but no room for a 200 square foot shed? Oh and you can move your 8 cords into the shed so that should free up the space where you can build your shed.I can’t have anything like any of these since I live on 1 acre in a neighborhood.
I have exactly 1 square acre, but it's well treed, and in an old semi-rural town where woodsheds are encouraged.I can’t have anything like any of these since I live on 1 acre in a neighborhood. But I am seriously jealous!
I have 2 years worth of wood c/s/s’d (8 cords). Just can’t have a structure to do so.
Can you apply for a permit and get it done that way?99% of nosey neighbors are self appointed code police. Old neighborhood new nosey neighbors my 40 cords worth all neatly stacked and covered - they/she/ he considered it a fire hazard . I butted up to a conservation area - dead and dead down trees/ branches/ leaves/dry old weeds and grass all over the apx 2 acers worth. One good spark or lightening hit and bad news. Which has happened on several occasions over the years. City never took care of it. City rules- 10 ft off lot line, has to be behind building/ not in view in respect to roadway. Can't be on drive. Nasty letter from city. Me- 8x10 color glossy pics of various wood piles in 1/2 mile radius - selective enforcement- want to play in court was my response. City backed off. Wasn't ever a problem for the previous 30+ years. i moved from that place 3 years back out to farm country. Peace and quiet.
Similar thing happened to a friend of mine a few years ago..99% of nosey neighbors are self appointed code police. Old neighborhood new nosey neighbors my 40 cords worth all neatly stacked and covered - they/she/ he considered it a fire hazard . I butted up to a conservation area - dead and dead down trees/ branches/ leaves/dry old weeds and grass all over the apx 2 acers worth. One good spark or lightening hit and bad news. Which has happened on several occasions over the years. City never took care of it. City rules- 10 ft off lot line, has to be behind building/ not in view in respect to roadway. Can't be on drive. Nasty letter from city. Me- 8x10 color glossy pics of various wood piles in 1/2 mile radius - selective enforcement- want to play in court was my response. City backed off. Wasn't ever a problem for the previous 30+ years. i moved from that place 3 years back out to farm country. Peace and quiet.
That’s exactly it. An aggressive HOA. Good I guess. Keeps the riff raff out but also keeps me from building my wood shed...An acre is plenty. You've got 43,560 square feet but no room for a 200 square foot shed? Oh and you can move your 8 cords into the shed so that should free up the space where you can build your shed.
Or is it that you have an aggressive HOA that won't let you build a woodshed and would rather look at huge piles with plastic on top?
I’m lucky, I have great neighbors. All of whom are welcome to my “uglies” pile for their campfires and cookouts. The know where it is and don’t have to ask. We are also not in your typical neighborhood. I have 100 acres of cornfield in the backyard. But still subject to the HOA rules....Similar thing happened to a friend of mine a few years ago..
So, he stacked all the wood between him and the problem neighbor, called it a “wooden Privacy fence”..
Township agreed... done deal !!
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Woodsplitter that is a beautiful sight! What kind of wood are you packing into that big shed, up there in Yankeeland?
I'm on the scrounge.. burning 3 to 4 cords to heat my home. In my area theres alot of wood. I can pick and choose what wood I take. Im a area with alot of farms so the soil is good.. There's little in the way of pine and lower quality wood. I am lucky people know I burn and let me take what I want. That being said.. I dont destroy there property either and they allow me backOak, cherry, and hickory. Good God what a premium wood shed.
We call ours the "uglies" pile too. My 7 year old helps find places for all the "littles" too!I’m lucky, I have great neighbors. All of whom are welcome to my “uglies” pile for their campfires and cookouts. The know where it is and don’t have to ask. We are also not in your typical neighborhood. I have 100 acres of cornfield in the backyard. But still subject to the HOA rules....
I have a soft spot in my heart for old barns! Very nice!Just an old barn..
That is a great collection of wood. Two years worth?here are my 3 sheds.. all total of a little over 12 cords or 36+ face cords or lots of free heat.. how ever you want to look at it.. love me.some wood.. Im sitting on 4+ cord of log lenth also.. but thats not in a shed.. my big one has removable sides and back panels..
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I burn 3 to 4 cords per year.. so 3+yearsThat is a great collection of wood. Two years worth?