Get intelligentvalue.com

Own it today or select a payment plan

Secured by Stripe

Premium Domain Name

intelligentvalue.com

intelligentvalue.com logo

is available for purchase

51 views
Visitors fromUSUS 54%·AUAU 32%·ININ 7%·GBGB 2%·FRFR 2%

Unlock the potential of 'intelligentvalue.com', a premium domain that embodies sophistication and expertise in investment advisory and financial consulting. Perfect for businesses in artificial intelligence solutions, market research, and strategic planning, this memorable domain conveys a strong branding message that resonates with clients seeking innovative and data-driven insights. Elevate your presence in the competitive landscape with a digital identity that signifies intelligence, value, and forward-thinking solutions.

Safe & Secure

Protected transactions with Stripe

Fast Transfer

Domain transferred within 24 hours

Flexible Payments

Interest-free payment plans available

VisaMastercardAmerican ExpressDiscoverDiners ClubJCBApple PayGoogle Pay

How to Build a Firewood Rack for Your Backyard

ⓘ This article is third-party content and does not represent the views of this site. We make no guarantees regarding its accuracy or completeness.

photo

SPONSORED CONTENT -- (StatePoint) If you’re like many outdoor enthusiasts, the warm months mean fun bonfire parties with sing-a-longs, scary stories and s’mores, right in your backyard. But having a wood-burning firepit requires having a dedicated place to store firewood.

“A firewood rack is not only important for an organized yard, it protects your fuel source from moisture, making for less smoke and more efficient burning. While it might seem like a complicated build, it can be a simple, easy and quick weekend DIY project that will greatly improve your backyard experience,” says Jamie Briggs, director of marketing at Exmark, a leading manufacturer of lawn care equipment.

That’s the idea behind this “Done-In-A-Weekend Project” from Exmark:

Tool List

• Miter saw

• Eye and ear protection

• Gloves

• Tape measure

• Level

• Pencil

Cut List

Large Rack

• (2) 10-foot 2x4s (pressure treated)

• (2) 8-foot landscape timbers (pressure treated)

• (3) standard cinder blocks

Small Rack

• (2) 10-foot 2x4s (pressure treated)

• (2) standard cinder blocks

Build Steps

1. Measure, mark, and cut your 2x4s into 5-foot pieces.

2. For the smaller rack, lay the two cinderblocks side by side, holes up. For the larger rack, place two of the cinderblocks at either end of the length of the landscape timber, holes up. Place the third cinderblock in the middle of the other two to work as support.

3. For the larger rack, lay the two lawn timber planks across the cinderblocks and then check to ensure they’re level.

4. For the smaller rack, turn the 2x4s so the wide sides are facing inwards. For the larger rack, place the cut 2×4 pieces into the holes of the cinderblocks, small sides facing inwards.

5. To ensure the security of your build, resituate the two lawn timbers so they’re as tightly placed against the 2×4 planks as possible.

6. Load up your wood!

To view the full video tutorial, visit Exmark’s Backyard Life site at https://backyard.exmark.com, a multimedia destination that provides homeowners with everything from grilling tips and design projects to gardening and lawn care advice.

“Our firewood rack gives you plenty of storage so you can keep your bonfire blazing for an entire party. It’s also one of the simplest builds we’ve ever done, and you’ll be able to make quick work of it over your weekend downtime,” says Briggs.

*****

Report this content

If you believe this article contains misleading, harmful, or spam content, please let us know.

Report this article

More News

View More

Recent Quotes

View More
Symbol Price Change (%)
AMZN  265.29
-1.03 (-0.39%)
AAPL  308.33
-0.49 (-0.16%)
AMD  503.89
+36.38 (7.78%)
BAC  52.20
+0.40 (0.77%)
GOOG  384.84
+5.46 (1.44%)
META  612.34
+2.08 (0.34%)
MSFT  416.03
-2.54 (-0.61%)
NVDA  214.86
-0.47 (-0.22%)
ORCL  193.06
+0.98 (0.51%)
TSLA  433.59
+7.58 (1.78%)
Stock Quote API & Stock News API supplied by www.cloudquote.io
Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes.
By accessing this page, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms Of Service.