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I use pallets too. They're great, I put the kids to work and they stack it as I split. Then I shuffle the pallets around. They all sit in a shed, but I have to
by pard68 4y ago
I use pallets too. They're great, I put the kids to work and they stack it as I split. Then I shuffle the pallets around. They all sit in a shed, but I have to rearrange that them in the shed since the driest is at the back. My thought is if I could make a kiln that'd hold two or three pallets of wood (a year's worth) than every pallet that goes into the shed would be stove-ready and I wouldn't need to shuffle them around.
- CrazyStat 4y agoHow hard would it be to put a door in the other side of the shed so you can take wood directly out of the "back" without shuffling? One year you fill one half and take wood out the other half, the next year you switch.
- baq 4y agoPeople build sheds with removable walls for that and better airflow.
- CrazyStat 4y agoMakes sense!
- pard68 4y agoOnly issue is that behind the shed is sloped a good deal and the forks (for lifting pallets) won't pick up pallets that aren't on the same grade. I'd have to build a retaining wall to access from the back side.