Sounds like a great plan. Depends on how big or small the uglies are, we build bins from pallets or I found metal storage baskets that had smaller holes that totes.
Ok here's where it's at now. I see I could jam a couple skinnies in the upper right corner. Whatever. The center bay is full now. Working on the left bay for 2022-23 After the good amount of snow fell earlier this winter, most of the snow stayed on the roofs. Last Wednesday/ Thursday it warmed up to the mid 30's and the sun/ warmth must have heated up the roofs enough to have the rest of the snow just slide off. There is a decent pile on the backside of each bay.
Then I'll work on 23-24 wood for the right bay. Yep. Still looking forward to cutting more wood. Even though the stuff I stacked was from cutting only a few days ago What do FHC'ers do? Look forward to the next hoarding opportunity.
Yes, that's a downside, but luckily the "downside" for mine is on the back of the property line and away from anywhere I need to deal with it.
I have a metal roof on the house and I used to have to deal with snow sliding off onto the driveway right in front of the garage and in back the snow would slide off onto the deck. I would have to clean both areas up. This last summer I had the snow clips installed to prevent the snow from sliding off and so far it seems to be working.
True. The left bay I hope to have filled by Spring. I've got enough wood already cut and or split at the house, to fill 1 row of that bay. I just need to keep on it. The right bay I can't really do anything with until Spring. I have to do some adjustments to the purlins. That would suck to have to do with more wood than is already in there. That said, yes. I need to keep on cutting.
Yeah we have the bars on but that holds the snow so it melts during the day then freezes at night causing a skating rink in front of the doors...
You don’t want to know the number of vehicles totaled because they tried to drive over the pile snow and dented the roof of SUV on top of garage door
my concern would be in a heavy snow year it would build up in the back and would be up against the the wood that is drying.
Ok played with the pups a bit outside then I hauled the last couple sled loads into the shed from the trailer. I also used my jig and cut all of the too long splits down to 17" Now there's just some uglies and cutoffs left. The "wood fence" is pretty much 2/3 complete. Also a bunch of chips to clear. A broom will fix the chips quickly. After getting inside, my awesome wife had a Brandy old fashioned sweet ready for me. I'm on a second refill of that old fashioned btw.