Storing and stacking your firewood. SherbrookeYou currently have dry and healthy wood. You are now ready to go through the cold season snuggled in the warmth. Your duty now is to use the necessary means to keep your wood in good condition until it is used. Over the years, we have frequently witnessed firewood stored in such a poor manner that its efficiency left something to be desired. The purpose of this page is to provide you with some wise recommendations in this matter.
First of all, you should ask yourself where you prefer to store your wood: outside or in a room? Before you decide on this, there are two important points to consider. First, it is essential to contact your city or municipality to find out what the regulations are. Although many people are unaware of this, by-laws frequently place restrictions on the amount of wood that can be stored in a home. The purpose of these regulations is to reduce the risk of fire and to facilitate the response of firefighters in the event of a fire. Once you know how much you can store indoors, it is a good idea to estimate the amount of wood cords that can be stored. If this is not the very first time you have stored wood in your home, you are well aware of the surface area occupied at the time. Bois de chauffage Sherbrooke offers 48'' high x 96'' long x 15'' deep cords. On request, we can make 12'' and 14'' cords. |
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