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Im looking to build a 25' long by 15' wide with a 8' peak and 6' back firewood shed. I have been cutting ash trees down for new pastures and i have all the limb wood ranging from 2'' round to 5'' round. What would be the best way to anchor them together? Im lost.
 
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Hi Michael Quick, welcome to Permies,

What would be the best way to anchor them together? Im lost.

I'm lost too??? "anchor them?" Them what? I understand 25' long, but 8' peak and 6' back is a bit confusing. I am not sure if your design is plausible (or appropriate.) for a wood drying shed. What do you plan to frame it with?

Wish I could be of more help,

j
 
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Michael Quick wrote:25' long by 15' wide with a 8' peak and 6' back firewood shed.


Jay C. White Cloud wrote:I understand 25' long, but 8' peak and 6' back is a bit confusing. I am not sure if your design is plausible (or appropriate.) for a wood drying shed. What do you plan to frame it with?

Jay: From what I gather, he wants a shed with a rectangular footprint (25'x15') with a single-plane sloped roof, 8' tall in the front (loading) edge, but down to 6' tall in the back. I guess that is called a "Pent Roof Shed" viewable at the top HERE. Is that correct Michael?
 
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