While a full cord is typically 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by 8 feet long, there are several other terms used for firewood measurement: There are different types of firewood racks and holders for ...

A cord is a pile of wood that equals 128 cubic feet, generally measured as 4' x 4' x 8'. If you need less than a full cord, you can purchase in fractions of a cord such as a half-cord or quarter-cord.

Firewood is sold as a cord, which is a pile that measures 8 feet long, 4 feet deep, and 4 feet tall. You might also see terms like face cord, which is the general size as a full cord, but the logs ...

If unsure how much to order, keep in mind a "full cord" of firewood fills a space equal to eight-feet-long-by four-feet-high-by-four-feet-deep. A "face cord" is equal to a single stack of firewood ...

a volume of dry wood that, when stacked, is four feet high, eight feet long, and four feet deep (or 128 cubic feet). Sometimes this is also called a “full cord” or a “bush cord.” Smaller than a full ...

Q How much should a cord of wood cost? They are asking $80 for a load that's 4 feet by 4 feet and 18 inches. It sounds like a ripoff. A The cost of firewood is what a person is willing to pay.

Whether you’re feeding a pot-belly stove, using wood to smoke meat, or keeping a backyard fire going, you must have ample firewood on hand. To keep that wood dry and ready to burn, a firewood ...

"The wood is all small diameter (less than 9 inches) and is stacked along the side of the road." According to the U.S. Forest Service, a standard, full cord of wood is 128 cubic feet — measured ...

Virginia law prohibits sellers from using terms such as “face cord,” “rack” or “pile” when advertising, offering for sale or selling wood for use as fuel. A full cord of firewood ...