5. Stack wood parallel and as close to each other as possible You've got a location, a base and bookends, so now it is time to stack! It's pretty simple but there are some key things to remember.

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A cord of wood is a stacked unit measuring four feet wide, eight feet long and four feet wide, or 128 cubic feet. That is stacked wood, not tossed in a loose pile.

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For outdoor storage, do not stack your firewood against the wall of your home (or shed or garage). Doing so would make it easier for termites and other bugs to burrow into your siding as well as ...

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He downed the trees and cut them into firewood by hand, selling each cord — a stack that measures 4 feet tall, 4 feet deep and 8 feet long – for $85. A cord of oak this year went for $260.

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