I started a new fence project that will have wood storage built into it.
This is why I am collecting used wood fence panels.
About 10 years ago I had a barn full of used wood that I had collected over the years.
I needed to clean out the barn and I also needed a place to store firewood.
I built some racks and put them along side my fence line with the wood and they work great.
But they are not treated wood and have deteriorated over the years.
At the time I put them there I had a different neighbor and I didn't care what they looked like.
In fact the uglier the better.
He died and I have a new neighbor that I have known all my life and we get along very well.
So I'm gonna replace the racks with a new fence and put a better cover and use better wood.
I'm using cedar instead of treated wood except for the framing wood, it's treated.
My neighbor found me a better fence company to get used wood from. So I won't be going back where the guy broke our deal.
The old and ugly first.
Here is the old racks that I am replacing. There divided up into 4'x4' sections with a tarp over the top and down the back side.
I later added the R panels but the racks had already had started rotting away.
Now for the new (used wood) fence with built in wood rack storage.
My neighbor is excited about the new fence and has volunteered to help.
The old racks are 5 feet tall and a little hard to load and unload because you have to duck under. The new rack wall is 7 foot tall with R panel for a roof. I'm running the R panel long ways giving me a 3 foot cover over the stacks. This makes a nice dry out of the way storage that also serves as a good solid fence. My neighbor is going to put R panels on his side to cover the back side of the wood fence.
What do they always say? Good fences make good neighbors. lol