roundwood

British  

/ ˈraʊndˌwʊd /

noun

1. forestry small pieces of timber (about 5–15 cm, or 2–6 in.) in diameter; small logs

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Example Sentences

For Sale: Roundwood Manor, a historic estate built in 1924 on 8 acres near Hunting Valley, Ohio.

From Washington Times

Drax's latest annual report shows that its largest source of biomass pellets is low-grade roundwood.

From BBC

In response to critiques that biomass producers use full trees as well, Enviva’s chief sustainability officer, Kim Cesafsky, says it is true that the company often uses “roundwood form,” which is just an industry term for wood left as logs.

From Slate

However, Cesafsky and Enviva argue they only use roundwood that wouldn’t go to market in other industries.

From Slate

David Taylor, a roundwood timber framer for eco builder Ty Pren, has created three composting toilets for clients.

From The Guardian