What Is a Quarter Cord of Firewood? Size, Dimensions and How Long It Lasts
A quarter cord is 32 cubic feet of firewood. Here are the dimensions, how long it lasts, and when to buy a bigger order.
A quarter cord is 32 cubic feet of firewood. Here are the dimensions, how long it lasts, and when to buy a bigger order.
How much kindling to use, what works best, and how to build a fire that lights on the first try in a wood stove or fireplace.
Choose a firewood rack by how much you burn and the space you have. Compare 2 ft to 12 ft racks, rated capacities and what to pair with each.
Hickory burns hot and long, with heat close to oak. Here is how it compares, where it falls short, and how to burn it in a stove or fire pit.
A city cord is one tenth of a full cord, about 12.8 cubic feet. Here is what it holds, how it compares to bins, bundles and face cords, and who it fits best.
Not sure how many cords to order? Here are real extension-service estimates, how to adjust for your house and stove, and which cord size to start with.
Which wood should you smoke with? A plain guide to hickory, cherry, apple, oak and more, with pairings by meat, chunks vs chips, and whether to soak.
Kiln-dried and seasoned firewood can both burn well. Here is how to tell if your wood is dry, what each costs you, and which one fits how you burn.
A practical pellet stove cleaning checklist: what to clean weekly, monthly, and each season, and when to call a professional.
Keep firewood off the ground, covered on top and open on the sides. Here is how to pick a rack, stack it, and keep your wood dry all winter.