timberstack

noun
UK /ˈtɪmbəstæk/
US /ˈtɪmbərstæk/

A big pile of wood logs stacked up.

The workers built a tall timberstack beside the sawmill.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A stack of cut wooden boards drying in a yard.

The carpenter left the planks in a timberstack to dry.

3. A large supply of wood kept for building or burning.

They kept a timberstack behind the cabin all winter.

4. A pile of wooden beams stored at a construction site.

The crane lifted beams from the timberstack.