There are dry storage methods, wet storage methods and water storage methods for fir wood piles. The dry storage method is suitable for dry places in the north, and the wet storage method is suitable for newly harvested wooden pile logs. In this article, we mainly introduce the wet storage method.

The principle of the wet storage method is to keep the fir piles at a relatively high moisture content, which generally needs to be above 80 percent. This can prevent cracking, insect damage, etc. However, the wet storage method is not suitable for fir piles that have become moldy or cracked. Wet storage methods are not suitable for those affected by insect pests.

When using the wet storage method, fir wood piles must have intact bark, or the intactness rate is more than 2\/3. When stacking, they need to be densely packed and piled into large piles. Newly harvested fir wood piles should not be exposed to the sun. , needs shading treatment.

In order to prevent insect damage or cracking, the end surface needs to be painted with antiseptic wet paint; you can also apply a layer of lime water on top of the paint to prevent the paint from melting and disappearing due to sunlight. If there is a water source nearby, you can use water to spray the fir pile. Spray Soak each fir stake in the water, and shading can keep the freshness of the fir stakes for a long time.