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- Cord of Wood – Frrewood Resource
A cord of wood (sometimes misspelled “chord”, which is the spelling of a musical chord) is any dimension of stacked wood that will add up to 128 cubic feet
- Firewood Measurements – Frrewood Resource
A cord is the only one of these firewood measurements that is an actual amount of wood A cord of wood is the amount of wood that can be tightly stacked in 128 cubic feet
- How to Measure a Cord of Wood – Frrewood Resource
Since a cord is 128 cubic feet you divide your figure by 128 and to find out how many cords of wood you have Example: The standard dimensions of a cord is 4x4x8 feet
- BTU Ratings – Frrewood Resource
A cord is 128 cubic feet of stacked wood Because of the air space between the pieces of wood, the amount of solid wood in a cord may be only 70-90 cubic feet, even though the volume of the stack is 128 cubic feet
- Difference Between a Cord of Split and Unsplit Firewood
I sometimes get asked what the difference is between the amount of wood in a cord of split vs unsplit wood, or larger vs smaller split pieces Or how to measure a cord of wood that is not split
- Firewood Cord Dimensions to Get a Full Cord of Wood
Wood that is randomly piled has more air space between pieces and would need to be closer to 180-190 cubic feet to make a full cord A face cord or rick is not always a reliable measurement since it is not an actual volume of wood
- firewood cord dimensions
A cord, sometimes misspelled “chord” is 128 cubic feet This comes from the common firewood dimension of 4’x4’x8′ A cord of wood is the amount of wood that can be tightly stacked in those dimensions Wood that is randomly piled has more air space between pieces and would need to be closer to 180-190 cubic feet to make a full cord
- How Much is a Cord of Wood? – Frrewood Resource
The rest of this article will discuss the cost of a cord of wood If you want to know the cost of a cord of wood, it will all depend on the type of wood and location Firewood is a unique commodity in that most of it is produced, sold and used locally Unlike most things we buy, bulk firewood is usually not shipped all over the country, or far
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