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anyone else made one recently?
I've got a load of ash that is burning a treat but need to get it under cover!
Yes I have made one recently.
It isn't as large as any of McMoonters stores, but then again neither is my house.
[i]load of ash that is burning a treat[/i]
That made me smile 🙂
As I only have a narrow path down the one side of my property to store wood.
I tend to use old pallets cut down to make boxes two feet deep, by a pallet square to stack two rows of chopped wood, then place something on top to keep the rain off, the pallet has spacing below and a around to help dry the wood dry and offcuts get used for tinder.
I like Ash too....can never have enough Ash 😉
As above, nowhere near mcmoonter's epic standards, but I finished one recently ([url= http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/show-me-your-wood-stores/page/2 ]last one in this post[/url])
Just make sure you build it big enough. 1 of 3 I have and they are all full. I season my own wood, so I really need 2 years worth of capacity!
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If you go to your local builder's merchants, ask them for some of the crates that paving flags are delivered in. Stack them side by side and they make a great store, you just need to add a roof of some sort
psling - there doesn't seem to be much in the way of gaps for the wood to be aired in those?...
Man alive is that for the one shown?Cost a bit (£200+)
psling - there doesn't seem to be much in the way of gaps for the wood to be aired in those?...
Gaps are about 32mm, bit of an optical illusion in that photo.
Dobbo - MemberCost a bit (£200+)
Man alive is that for the one shown?
Got to keep the ti lubed 8)
Wow that's a huge store stoner!!! I'm making mine from odds and ends. Though I have two on my allottie made out of pallets. Trying to do this one a bit tidier as its nxt to the house.
Some nice pics there.
I'm looking for more pallets though when you want them you never see them!!
rww - don't suppose there'll be room for any ebony in your woodstore...
[i]I'm looking for more pallets though when you want them you never see them!! [/i]
Which area you in. We've usually got a few old pallets available for collection from near Ross-on-Wye [FOC, bit cheaper than the stores!!]
I'm looking for more pallets though when you want them you never see them!!
How true is that & when you don't need any you find loads 😉
I have had 20 stolen from my allotment recently too!
https://picasaweb.google.com/mcmoonter/SmallWoodshedProject2009#
Here's a link to how I built my small one. I used telegraph poles, scaffold battens and some recycled slates. I doesnt need to be this fancy, it just needs to keep the rain off.
Jesus. that's OCD in action, if I've ever seen it.
Wow McMoonter! That second pic is quite stunning!!
Oh! I'm up in Yorkshire so ROW is a bit far!!! Thanks though!
What were you doing with 20 pallets??? Aren't they worth about a fiver each?
That slate roof has given me an idea though!! I've got a box of slate up in the top of the garden and I reckon I'll use that. Thanks for posting that pic as its given me some inspiration!!
What were you doing with 20 pallets??? Aren't they worth about a fiver each?
I also use them to make simple compost bins, must have a small fortune hanging about on my plot 😉
mcmoonter, you and psling need to get together and do some designer log sheds, top work 😉
I just made a log store out of some 4'x6 trellis, and a front made out of scaffold boards, so that as we go down the store, I can remove the boards so my little wife can reach the wood.
It is no where near as neat and tidy as mcmoonters, but it will work very well for what we want.
These threads are always a race to post a picture before McMoonter shows his latest creation and puts us all to shame.
Anyway, I've bought a couple of [url= http://www.buyshedsdirect.co.uk/log-stores ]these[/url]. Reasonable quality pressure treated timber. If you don't want to buy one, I have a copy of the assembly plans which should give you some pointers on making your own.
😀These threads are always a race to post a picture before McMoonter shows his latest creation and puts us all to shame.
The small woodshed is purely for decoration, or until my supply dries up, thats why I took care stacking it. I figured if I was going to the bother of building a shed, I'd make it verastile enough to be adaptable for some other future use.
For daily use we use wood from this pile...
...or this one
Is this a continuation of the middle class thread?
Ratswithwings, that roof is a disgrace, get it sorted 😉






