If you can't find an area outdoors off of the soil, you can easily elevate firewood using 2 by 4 boards. You can buy boards at any hardware store and create a quick storage area for your firewood.  Lay the boards on the ground about 15 inches apart. Lay down as many rows of boards as you need to stack all your firewood. Lay your firewood over the boards, keeping them parallel to the boards. The boards should elevate the firewood off the ground slightly, preventing it from touching the soil. You should always lay a tarp down over your firewood. You can buy a tarp at any hardware store. Simply lay the tarp over the firewood and tie it down to secure it. You can also weigh the tarp down with something like bricks. It's important to allow for some air circulation, as you don't want your firewood to get too dry. You should leave the sides of your stack open to allow for airflow. When stacking firewood, make sure to do so effectively. Stacking your firewood incorrectly can cause it to rot quicker.  You should always stack your firewood rather than throwing it in a pile. This will promote air circulation and keep firewood from drying out. Never stack firewood against a wall when stacking it outdoors. This can leave firewood vulnerable to moisture and bacteria. Always leave a few inches of space between your firewood and a wall. Never place firewood against the side of a wooden structure, including your house, because this will invite termites and carpenter ants to feast on your home.
ارفع الحطب عن الأرض بوضعه على قاعدتين إلى 4 قواعد خشبية. غطي الحطب بقطعة من القماش أو المشمع لتحميه من الرطوبة. رتب الحطب بشكل فعال.