KennyG
Elite Member
I'm glad I cut and split my own wood and don't have to worry about the measurements. I know when someone asks me how much wood I split, I usually round up to the nearest cord (or two). Sounds like I got more done.
I've never heard any confusion before.
Wow, that is a lot of state intervention. East Coast.Different state laws and weights-and-measures departments regulate the sale of firewood in different ways (or not at all). In MA, only cords or fractional cords are allowed as measure, but you will still see other units (pickup loads, bundles, wheelbarrow loads, pallets, etc.) in ads. Other states as I understand it do allow (and define) such things as ricks and face cords. So where you are matters.
No problem. Give me a source that defines a 'face cord'. Many States have laws that state firewood can only be sold by the cord, or some fraction thereof. So list a credible source for a face cord.
Face cord is a fraction.
1/3 of a cord. So if you know what a cord is, you know what a face cord is.
I don't need the governments involvement in buying firewood.