lumberstack
nounUK /ˈlʌmbəstæk/
US /ˈlʌmbərstæk/
A big pile of wood that is stacked up.
The workers built a tall lumberstack beside the sawmill.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A storage area where cut wood is kept in neat piles.
They walked past the lumberstack on their way to the forest.
3. A large amount of wood gathered for building or burning.
A lumberstack of dry logs stood ready for winter.
4. A stack of boards arranged for drying or seasoning.
The carpenter checked the lumberstack for warped pieces.