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10 Tips to Store Wood

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Tip Number 1

Kiln dried lumber . . . should be stored indoors, stacked flat and in even layers.

 

 

Tip Number 2

Green wood . . . must be well-supported if it is to dry evenly. When stacking, lay wood in a criss-cross fashion. Lay thinner wood every 18-24 inches with spacers.

 

Tip Number 3

Under the bench . . . is the ideal place for storing short lengths of wood. A small rack like the one shown here helps you organize sizes and give the lumber room to breathe.

 

Tip Number 4

Wall brackets . . . are perfect for storing long lengths of wood because they're open-ended. Make them from common 2 x 4’s and fasten them securely to wall studs, as shown here.

 

 

Tip Number 5

In the rafters . . . of your garage, you'll find plenty of space for lumber storage.

 

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