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lumberyard

[ US /ˈɫəmbɝˌjɑɹd/ ]
[ UK /lˈʌmbəjˌɑːd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a workplace where lumber is stocked for sale

How To Use lumberyard In A Sentence

  • He has a job at a lumberyard, a sympathetic boss, and a well-intentioned brother-in-law.
  • Special decorative ceiling tiles which are added to the ceilings as insulation can be found in lumberyards and energy stores.
  • Deck-material makers Trex and TimberTech were early producers of composites blending plastic with reclaimed lumberyard sawdust to create a semisynthetic "lumber" that wouldn't splinter or rot. The Price of Going Green
  • And when it was finally shut down by state safety inspectors, he started a lumberyard. MOON PASSAGE
  • The home-improvement giant ratchets up growth - by moving past the lumberyard look
  • The pits furnish a bit of counterpoint crudity to Ms. Bontecou's unrelenting elegance: The lumberyard red ends of the pine two-by-sixes are left showing, and a hacksaw blade lies, as if forgotten, on top. Abstract (Semi) and Phantasmagorical
  • If you choose to use new stock from the lumberyard, both hardwoods and softwood are good choices.
  • If you haven't had your shelving sides cut at the lumberyard, the next step is to use the saber saw to cut the side pieces for the shelving unit as well as the shelves for over the closet rods.
  • To hide the rough seams, I purchased raw wood moulding from the lumberyard and finished it to match the aged look of the Arquati frame.
  • Determine the length you'll need and purchase a prefabricated metal railing with posts from a lumberyard or home center.
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