Bundles of firewood are measured in cords. One full cord is 128 cubic feet a.k.a. a stack 4 feet wide, 4 feet high, and 8 feet long. A face cord—more commonly used to measure firewood racks—is ...

But buying firewood can get complicated. There are full cords, face cords and fireplace cords, plus seasoned versus unseasoned and hardwood versus softwood. Here are nine ways to sort through the ...

Rick, rank, face cord, truckload and pile are not legal units of measure for sale of firewood,” said Schultheis. Q: How much is a cord of wood? A: A cord of wood measures 4 feet high ...

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 ...

What you describe sounds more like half of a face cord. A cord of wood goes for about $150, according to the state's energy assistance program. The agency helps those whose main source of heat in ...

Q. With our mild winters here, I and some acquaintances depend on our fireplaces for warmth if it does get below 50 degrees. What’s the standard in amount of wood one is to get when ordering a cord?

Smaller than a full cord, a volume of firewood that, stacked, measures four feet high, eight feet long, and as deep as the length of a log — usually 16 inches, though some suppliers sell shorter ...