[nhodges04]

Hi everyone. I'm trying to figure out ways to reinforce these shelves to hold firewood. The shelf was beginning to sag after a few bundles. The bottom portion will have doors so I'm not too concerned about looks. Appreciate any ideas, thanks!

 

[pinwheel]

You're not really a contractor, are you?

 

[reggi]

The firewood looks like it's going in a glossy magazine. Nothing but birch rounds wrapped in twine.

 

[Ed Corrigan]

Jam a stick of wood in there to boost up the middle of the shelf.

 

[reggi]

Just keep the bottom shelf full.

 

[hdavis]

OMG

 

[avenge]

If you had some firewood you could just put that in the bottom.

 

[reggi]

Where does the wood get burned?

 

[KAP]

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Hi everyone. I'm trying to figure out ways to reinforce these shelves to hold firewood. The shelf was beginning to sag after a few bundles. The bottom portion will have doors so I'm not too concerned about looks. Appreciate any ideas, thanks!

Is it seriously your intent to load all that firewood onto one shelf and not expect it to sag? How did you get a contractors license without knowing basic load capacity limits?

 

[ServiceCall]

I would put the receptacle on the left back in the box before loading the firewood.

 

[Platesurfer]

Very hip. Those logs look like they'll give you a solid 20 minutes of heat.

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[Ed Corrigan]

Very hip. Those logs look like they'll give you a solid 20 minutes of heat.

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Those are decorative.

Where does the wood get burned?

That's a nice gas fireplace, though.

 

[reggi]

Poor OP lol

 

[Kowboy]

Never store firewood inside the house.

 

[Mordekyle]

This is what you want.

Too bad you already spent $500 on kindling.


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