I was able to obtain 6 wood pallets from a local shipping company near me, which was enough to build this firewood shed to store my wood. I started by disassembling them and stacking the boards according to width.
I then knew the length of boards and how many I had. I created the first drawings to be a 6′ tall by 6′ wide and 18″ deep. I then scaled the height down to 52″ as it seemed to be a little top heavy when there was not much split wood in it. Overall it ended up being 6′ wide by 52″ tall and 18″ deep with a 15-degree roof line.
I worked about 4-5 hours to complete and covered the entire project with Behr Transparent Waterproofing Wood Finish in Natural Oak to protect and preserve the structure for years to come. I applied two coats over two days time following the directions on the gallon container.
Now that my shed is ready, I can start searching for some firewood for sale near me!
would have had a solid floor dirt and bark will fall in between the cracks making it hard to clean other than that looks good
quel quantité de bois faut-il
Ohhh Patrick pour corder le bois
The roof should be angled away from the house.
Originally it was not supposed to be next to the house but my original location needs some work in the spring to level it up.
Lol! Wes built one:)
Jayme, if only I had a workshop.
its a great idea .
well done, you just gave me an idea for my winter 2 week holiday .i will be making the same to keep my wood dry for the colds nights.thanks for sharing your ideas .keep up the good work guys.