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This begs so many Q's-- how did they stack it that high? Could you actually pull material from the bottom, and due to the way the wood is stacked, the whole thing was as stable as ever? Did major accidents happen with this approach?
I found this small blurb about this. It doesn't go into safety stuff, but apparently these were stacked by hand using a vertical conveyor to lift the boards.
Interesting, thanks!