Stacking wood

How to stack wood two different ways. The first uses the firewood itself to create columns. The second utilizes brackets or racks. Each has its pros & cons.

Check out this easy and cheap wood storage solution in your backyard. Learn how to make a v-shaped DIY cinder block firewood rack with this easy tutorial.

Playing with blocks gets a grown-up spin.

Can piling logs be an art form? Yes, apparently. There are people out there who arrange huge piles of logs into beautiful pictures that will gradually disappear as they are burned throughout the cold winter months.

You don't need a 'wild-looking' garden to support wildlife. Brilliant, beautiful Great Dixter Garden shows that variety is the key.

I stack in a holzhausen style which is a round wood pile. We reuse them because it takes a while to find chunks that lay flat.

Click to watch and learn why stacking firewood in round piles is faster and better than stacking in square piles. You'll love it.

Lots of tips and tricks to help you stack firewood, so it burns the right way when you need it.

With winter closing in our hex wood stacks have been in hot demand. Organise your firewood area and add a touch of class to your property with Incision👌 https://www.incision.co.nz/product/hex-wood-stack/

During the week Jason Price is a management consultant and efficiency expert. At the weekend he becomes a chainsaw-wielding, firewood-stacking ninja who also likes efficiency. Who: Jason Price & Bella the Corporate Dog Where: Akatarawa Valley, 40km north-east of Wellington What: 1.2ha Web: www.priceperrott.com The book that inspired Jason Price to write a fan letter isn’t glamorous. It doesn’t have a famous author. For most people it’s a pretty dull topic. But Jason’s favourite book is about…