Homeowners who have an abundance of firewood have to store it somewhere. Log Splitters Direct suggests choosing a dry, breezy area of the property that is about 20 feet from the nearest door to ...

Keep your wood off the ground, neatly stacked and ready for your next gathering around the fire pit or fireplace with the best firewood rack. The best firewood racks keep your split wood neat ...

When you stack your firewood properly, you make it easier to get to — and safe to use all winter long.

Logs should be arranged compactly, though small gaps are good for airflow. A windy spot helps the wood dry, but you don’t want 100-miles-per-hour, wrath-of-Aeolus-level wind either.

The best way to stack firewood Your firewood-stacking method must keep your wood both ventilated and dry, as moisture makes it more difficult to ignite and produces more smoke.

A stack of firewood is so much more than just a pile of logs. It’s a rustic manifestation of hard work completed.

By now, many of you have a nice supply of firewood stacked up. But make sure you're not inviting problems. How and where you store firewood is more important than you might think. Keep the wood ...

Can you bring in any old wood from outside? We tackle everything you need to know about harvesting hardwood and soft to stay warm this winter. Q: A friend told us we shouldn’t burn our dead catalpa ...