Posted by Storage Shed Plans in Storage Shed Plans |November 11th, 2009

There are different firewood storage shed designs to choose from, but they all serve one main purpose, which is to keep firewood dry during winter. It is always best to let firewood dry out before stacking it, but if that’s not possible, then you can choose a design that allows the wood to dry while stacked.

Design 1: If your firewood is slightly wet before you stack it, you may want to consider this design. It’s the mono-pitch shed roof that keeps the rain off and allows a good airflow to help dry out the wood.

Design 2: If you need to protect your firewood from the elements, consider this design. This firewood shed keeps the firewood protected and the raised floor stops water from the ground getting the bottom part of the stack wet.

Design 3: If you like the Lean –to Look then consider this design. It has a clear plastic roof which allows the sun to penetrate and heat the wood which accelerates the seasoning, keeps the wood dry and also keeps the rain off.

Best,

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