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Inventwood's Superwood named on 2025 World Changing Ideas list

InventWood's SUPERWOOD has been named to Fast Company's prestigious 2025 World Changing Ideas list for its breakthrough molecular transformation of wood that fundamentally reimagines one of humanity's oldest building materials. The patented technology (with 144 patents filed and 41 granted) represents the first successful manipulation of wood's nano-cellulose structure to unlock extraordinary performance while maintaining its character and enhancing its beauty.

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Study finds no harm from preserved wood decks

Researchers at Oregon State University have confirmed decks built with today’s pressure-treated preserved wood products cause no environmental harm from preservative chemicals leaching from the wood and into rainwater or surrounding soil. The researchers collected runoff and soil samples the first and fourth years after construction of a deck built with wood pressure treated with Copper Azole (CA-C), the preservative used to treat the preserved wood sold for decks and other residential projects.

Furniture

Madison Liquidators adds to office furniture portfolio

Madison Liquidators announces the addition of the Conversa Series by KFI Studios to its growing portfolio of high-design commercial office furniture. This new line of modular guest seating is a bold step forward in both form and function, designed to elevate modern office environments with its clean aesthetics, reconfigurable layouts, and comfort-driven design.

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Millboard, UK composite manufacturer, partners with Northeast materials distributor

Millboard, the UK-based manufacturer of wood composite decking and siding, has announced a new strategic distribution partnership with Russin, a major building materials distributor serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. Effective immediately, Millboard products will be available through Russin's established dealer network, covering 13 states.