We all need to store our wood somewhere, and yes you can build a nice firewood storage outside. But if you have the room and time for it then there are some amazingly creative ways to stack your firewood outside.
1. Stacking it around a tree
Normally you stack your firewood between pillars of wood or between two trees. But what if you have only one tree? Well, why not just wrap your firewood around the tree? It looks really nice and it’s easy to do:
2. Creating art while stacking firewood
To keep in the tree line, I really like this one. Now stacking your wood this way will require some trial and error and you probably won’t want to use the firewood afterwards. But it’s a great way to make something nice out of a pile of firewood
3. Making windows in your wood stack
If you have a lot of firewood stacked in the back of your garden then you might block the nice view you had. So why not create a little window in the firewood stack? You can do this easily with some boards that will hold up the wood.
4. Creating a painting with firewood
This owl has some great detail in it. Using different colors, sizing, and wood type resulted in a beautiful painting. Can’t imagine they will use the wood anytime soon.
5. Animals
Some people create really nice animals with firewood. Take a look at this fish and wild boar. Really amazing how they are created.
Wildboar of stacked wood:
6. Sphere
Another real piece of art, I don’t know how they did it, but this wood is stacked really nice ia n sphere.
7. Free-standing wood stack
Stacking the firewood outdoors in a circular woodpile is pretty common, but the guy below has gone for the extra mile and created some nice mushroom-like shapes out of it:
8. Wood stack wall 2.0
You can stack your firewood in a wall, but this is really the next level of creating a firewood wall.
I hope you have some great new ideas on how you can stack your firewood outdoors that doesn’t look boring. If you created a piece of art yourself, send me a picture of it and I will gladly add you to the list of those amazing firewood stacking arts works.
