Firewood means wood cut to lengths less than four feet long. This includes firewood cut for personal use.

Firewood means any dead tree or part thereof, either standing or downed, which is harvested for and is to be used as fuel.

Firewood means wood, either split or unsplit, in sections less than four feet in length.

Examples of Firewood in a sentence

Firewood can not be transported into or used in this facility that has not been purchased through Stonewall Resort.
Firewood is not to be stacked over 4 feet high nor stacked against electric pedestals.
Firewood is available for purchase through the golf course check-in counter.
Firewood must be stored on an approved stand, off the ground, at least 4“ behind the shed or between the shed and the home.
Firewood cannot not be stored on patio areas, decks, steps or under the home.

More Definitions of Firewood

Firewood means any lumber, timber, logs, poles, cut up trees or felled trees, any salvaged wood products included but not limited to wood skids, wood boxes, and used wood products that are not required for a building, accessory building or structure currently under construction on the property or for which there is a current or regular use;

Firewood means wood sold or distributed and used for burning for heat, or for recreational burning, and includes home heating and campfire wood.

Firewood means clean, dry, seasoned, untreated wood used as fuel in a((n Indian)) Native American ceremonial fire or recreational fire.

Firewood means any firewood in billets or in lengths not exceeding 8 feet.

Firewood means a tree, part or piece of timber suitable for use as fuel;

Firewood means any portion of a dead and fallen tree not included in any other definition of this section.

Firewood means wood that has been cut, sawn, or chopped into a shape and size commonly used for fuel, or other wood intended for fuel.