beechlumber

noun
UK /ˈbiːtʃˌlʌmbə/
US /ˈbiːtʃˌlʌmbər/

Wood from a beech tree that has been cut into long, flat boards for building things.

The carpenter used beechlumber to make a sturdy table for the classroom.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Beech wood prepared and sold as a building material.

The store sells beechlumber by the meter for furniture makers.

3. The cut and processed wood of a beech tree used in carpentry.

She stacked the beechlumber in the shed to keep it dry.

4. A batch or supply of beech boards ready for construction.

The delivery truck brought a fresh load of beechlumber to the site.