James Vitale of Macomb, Michigan, came home from the Midwest Woodworking in America show with an unexpected surprise -- a brand new lathe autographed by two popular woodworking public television personalities -- the prize in Woodcraft’s end-of-the show random drawing from names of registered booth visitors.

One would think that the restoration of a building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places would respect the integrity of the design and the existing materials. Instead, the request for proposals was asking for the original wood double hung windows that span 14 feet tall to be replaced.

Americans are renewing their interest in kitchen remodeling, spurring new design trends for spaces that look great and also function well, says Kitchen Remodeler’s Public Opinion Survey by MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc.

Top Knobs and Hardware Resources launch “Rebuild New Jersey” a program to donate knobs, pulls, bath accessories, slides, hinges, etc. to non-profit groups helping Hurricane Sandy victims.

Top Knobs and Hardware Resources launch “Rebuild New Jersey” a program to donate knobs, pulls, bath accessories, slides, hinges, etc. to non-profit groups helping Hurricane Sandy victims.

ACProducts, formerly Armstrong Cabinets, has an exclusive contract with Home Properties Inc. to supply cabinetry for its apartment buildings. This is the first major contract announced since AIP acquired Armstrong World's cabinet business.

La-Z-Boy Inc. will receive property tax exemptions as an incentive to build its new corporate headquarters.

Home Properties, Inc., a multifamily real estate investment trust, has partnered with ACProducts to provide Armstrong cabinets to its residents.

As La-Z-Boy (NYSE: LZB) celebrates 85 years of helping people live life comfortably, the company is pleased to announce that it is exploring options to build a new World Headquarters building in Monroe, MI, its hometown since its founding by two young cousins in 1927.

As cabinet factories hum, and furniture factories expand, Wall Street investors are revisiting the wood manufacturing industry as a place to make money.