Great ! I like it. I would use pallets for the sides just for the extra ventilation. I followed your plan and used cinder blocks as a base to allow for more underneath ventilation.
Hey Red, I'm trying to post a pic, but I've built 21 of these now, and have them loaded and ready to go, and more to go, thanks again for posting this great idea.
Good Idea. I also built some Pallet-based sheds in a similar style, but i also built smaller, collapsable Palett wood boxes because I don't have a heavy forklift.
I've been thinking about making a "wood shed" that was cheap and portable (or dismantleable) so I could hide them out back in the summer and avoid getting taxed on a permanent structure. Great idea - thanks for the inspiration!
Yes those are great and if you can get some reclaimed block or bricks to put under the corners an get the pallets off the ground you'll get quite a few years out of them.
I like this idea. I've been looking out for some of the industrial wire baskets that could be stacked 3 high and make 1 removable roof for each stack of 3. I have forks for the front end loader and it would all be just in range of capacity.
not a bad idea if you have the tractor with the forks to move them around, would save building the much larger wood shed structure close to the house ( like I had to). When its empty, just cart it out back and haul up another one. Having the tractor is the big stumbling block tho...lol
Nice idea, but I think I'd make the sides temporary, so that I could as much ventilation as possible when drying and snap 'em on when it's dry and winter is coming. Maybe even make out of some pieces of vinyl siding or such. I just landed here because at 65 years old, I'm a little tired of the multiple moving of firewood to racks and shed. A few of these might be in order around here.
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Great ! I like it. I would use pallets for the sides just for the extra ventilation. I followed your plan and used cinder blocks as a base to allow for more underneath ventilation.
Hey Red, I'm trying to post a pic, but I've built 21 of these now, and have them loaded and ready to go, and more to go, thanks again for posting this great idea.
sweet ! i'm only at 14...your a mad man!!
Good Idea. I also built some Pallet-based sheds in a similar style, but i also built smaller, collapsable Palett wood boxes because I don't have a heavy forklift.
Definitely practical from my point of view! Michigander here.
I've been thinking about making a "wood shed" that was cheap and portable (or dismantleable) so I could hide them out back in the summer and avoid getting taxed on a permanent structure. Great idea - thanks for the inspiration!
SevenFortyOne great! glad you can use the idea, good luck with it!
A permanent structure? Really?!?!?!
Yes those are great and if you can get some reclaimed block or bricks to put under the corners an get the pallets off the ground you'll get quite a few years out of them.
Very nice idea, like how you can move them around.
I like this idea. I've been looking out for some of the industrial wire baskets that could be stacked 3 high and make 1 removable roof for each stack of 3. I have forks for the front end loader and it would all be just in range of capacity.
+WSMC Mc yeah that would work great, my tractor wouldnt have the power for that. The cages would last forever
Brilliant, a cheap simple way to sort and season wood. Love it. Gonna do something.ething similar I'd say.
i like this idea i think im going to try this i got some wood i need to store up great video thanks
not a bad idea if you have the tractor with the forks to move them around, would save building the much larger wood shed structure close to the house ( like I had to). When its empty, just cart it out back and haul up another one. Having the tractor is the big stumbling block tho...lol
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
that is an awesome idea, thanks for the inspiration!
Great video!
Nice method thanks Chief! What out your shades are about to fall
awesome Rednic79, great vid, im getting to work following your lead, thanks!!
right on !! yeah its workin' great for me this winter
Why didn't you use pallets the way they come for the sides and roof?
Love2boat92 yeah I could, I just wanted a sloped roof, and pallets are 40x48, so it works out funny
REDNIC79 Yeah I guess you could add a board to the one side to make it slope.
very true, skys the limit.all of mine are built different, depending on my mood..hehe
REDNIC79 haha. And what you had laying around.
***** Those are nice log racks. They would b good for inside wood storage.
Very nice job
Nice idea, but I think I'd make the sides temporary, so that I could as much ventilation as possible when drying and snap 'em on when it's dry and winter is coming. Maybe even make out of some pieces of vinyl siding or such. I just landed here because at 65 years old, I'm a little tired of the multiple moving of firewood to racks and shed. A few of these might be in order around here.
yeah i think the sheds with pallets on the sides dry better.....moving wood more than once sucks! thanks for watching my video!
Nece little set up
cool idea
Cool idea
chikinwing1 thanks!
Very nice!
+Chris Dewey thanks! hope you can use it!
A 3rd of a Cord you said..... is that 1 face cord per Box?
Chris Wick yeah I suppose so.....fancy terms up ear in Canada eh
If its close to 4x4 and stacked 4 feet high then 2 of them would pretty much be a full cord minus some pieces. Cord is 4x4x8 stacked 4 feet high.
Love it!
good stuff
nice job , if it works why not , awesome
Buildingshed seems like difficult particularly when you were born with 2 left hands, but it isn't.
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Just go to woodprix if you want to know how to make it yourself.
I made it by myself. I used woodprix woodworking plans for that.
You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.
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