The phrase "a timber on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to timber, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The carpenter placed a timber on the foundation to begin the construction."
Alternatives: "a piece of timber" or "a timber beam".
Shortly afterward, copies of a letter he had drafted were received by Greenpeace, the Vancouver Sun, members of the Haida Nation, and MacMillan Bloedel, Canada's biggest lumber company, which had a timber lease on the land on which the golden spruce stood.
Tie a timber hitch on the nock on top.
We calculate profits from unsustainable timber extraction on ecotourism concessions by extracting and selling all timber on a concession evenly over a short five-year period.
Entrance to the tower is either through a timber door on the ground level, or through a timber door on the top of the original 1857 external masonry staircase (with a modern 1990 handrail) that circles the first floor, leading to the first floor.
So he and his bride, Ursula, also a budding art historian, began living in a timber house on his family's property while they hunted for an old manor house they could call home.
After nearly three days of court-ordered negotiations, the United States Forest Service agreed to reduce substantially the size of a timber sale on large tracts of the Bitterroot National Forest that burned in wildfires in 2000.
New Zealand children's daily exposure to production forestry is usually, if at all, as a distant landscape view, or a timber crop on a logging truck.
Rayonier, which also sells timber and wood products, will maintain a "timber reservation" on some of the land, allowing it to harvest trees after the sale has closed through 2007.
Operators, which refers to "those who first place a timber product on the EU market" - through a "due diligence" system - are required to "make every effort to ensure that the wood they trade in is legal".
The company's infrastructure included a timber dam on Balch Creek and a 6 inches cast iron pipe, which continued to supply water to Portland until the 1880s.
