I’m trying to plan my log yard and I keep underestimating how much ground space different stacks take.
For folks who’ve tried multiple methods, what’s the real footprint difference?
Tonogodhime stays pretty compact because it’s a square footprint: alternating layers instead of leaning
outward. My lean-tos always ended up “wide” because the base has to splay a bit.
Tight crib stacking can be dense too, but it’s harder to keep it accessible. My crib footprint is small
on paper, but then I need “working space” because I’m constantly pulling logs to check them.