Lumber
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Kiba Lumberyard in Japan, 1933
Lumber or timber (British English)[1] is wood from a tree after felling, usually after being sawn from the felled log using a sawmill. Lumber is often used to refer to sized boards which are at least rough sawn. A lumberyard is a place where wood is prepared for sale. Lumber is used in the construction of buildings, homes, boats, etc.
Environmental Concerns[edit]
Excessive logging can have harmful effects on the environment and damage natural habitat. An environmentally friendly method of logging is selective logging.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Oxford English Dictionary Second Edition CD. Oxford University Press, 2009.
External links[edit]
- The Forest Products Laboratory. US main wood products research lab. Madison, WI (E)
- National Hardwood Lumber Association (Rules for Grading Hardwood Lumber - Inspector Training School)
Categories: [Forestry] [Trees]
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