I have a rather naive question on wood storage and would appreciate any informed opinions/advice...
I have roughly 80bf of cherry, maple and walnut, most of which was kiln dried and I have had for two or three years. We moved to a new house last June and I stored this wood in the garage (detached, no insulation or heat) off the floor but I stacked the boards on top of each other with no stickers between them. I had planned to restack the wood with stickers once we got settled but never got around to it and there's really not enough room to put stickers between each board (the boards are filling up a storage shelf bolted into the wall). We've been in this house for 10 months now and the wood seems to be fine - no cupping, warping, etc. I'm beginning to wonder if I shouldn't just leave the boards stacked "as is" or restack with stickers before things start to warm up in the Spring/Summer. As I said, I've had most of this wood for a few years - previously stacked and stickered in a heated and insulated garage. It made it through the Winter OK, but I don't want to see it get messed up as it warms up. Any advice on suggestions would be appreciated.
thanks,
roger