It is typically 600 to 800 pieces of firewood. Regulations about cord size can vary by country. In the United States, the definition of a cord is typically a volume of 128 cubic feet—or a stack ...

Firewood is generally sold by a measurement called a "cord." A cord is equal to 128 cubic feet. For example, a stack 4-feet-wide by 4-feet-high by 8-feet-long is a cord. You may also see wood ...

Firewood is sold in units called cords. A cord is a pile of wood that equals 128 cubic feet, generally measured as 4' x 4' x ...

If after measuring, the width times the height times the length equals 128 cubic feet, you have a cord of firewood. For example, you order three cords of firewood and ask that it be cut to 16 ...

But, first, let's get the terms straight. A cord of firewood is 128 cubic feet tightly stacked, according to state statute. That's a stack that's 4 feet wide, 4 feet high and 8 feet long ...

Experts measure firewood by the cord, which consists of 128 cubic feet of wood stacked into an 8-by-4-by-4-foot pile with no air between the logs. That’s enough wood to last the average ...

The regulations stipulate that all firewood sold in the state must be sold as a cord, a fraction of a cord, or in terms of cubic feet. Thus, to make sure that consumers get the most for their ...

Nonpackaged firewood must be sold by either the cord or by fractions of a cord. One cord, when properly stacked, will measure 8 feet long by 4 feet high and 4 feet wide and consist of 128 cubic feet.

Legal terms for trade of firewood in Nevada are: full cord (128 cubic feet), half of a cord (64 cubic feet) and fourth of a cord (32 cubic feet). Smaller quantities of packaged firewood (less than ...

At $5.99 for less than a cubic foot, that’s a lot of money going up in smoke. So here are some answers to your burning questions: Firewood is measured by the cord, which is 128 cubic feet of ...