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Lumber is wood that has been
processed into
uniform and
useful sizes (dimensional
lumber),
including beams and
planks or boards.
Lumber is
mainly used...
- from the
stump to
somewhere outside the forest,
usually a
sawmill or a
lumber yard. In
common usage, however, the term may
cover a
range of
forestry or...
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Beaver Lumber (Castor
Bricoleur in Quebec) was a
Canadian building supply chain owned by Molson. It was once Canada's
fourth largest building supply chain...
- A
lumber yard is a
location where lumber and wood-related
products used in
construction and/or home
improvement projects are
processed or stored. Some...
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Plastic lumber is a
plastic form of
lumber made of
virgin or
recycled plastic. It is
mostly made of
plastic and
binders such as fibergl**** or rebar; not...
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Reclaimed lumber is
processed wood
retrieved from its
original application for
purposes of
subsequent use. Most
reclaimed lumber comes from
timbers and...
- 18th and the 19th centuries, the
lumbering and
naval stores industries were
critical to the region's economy. The
Lumber River became a
vital route for...
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Lumber City can
refer to:
Lumber City,
Georgia Lumber City,
Pennsylvania This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations...
- A
lumber room is a room, most
often in the
attic of a house, used for
storing unused possessions such as
furniture and
other items the
household has been...
- Look up
lumber in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lumber is
processed wood in
North American English,
corresponding to
timber in the rest of the English...
