Made by hunter-gatherers, the wooden Shigir Idol is more than 12,000 years old
A human-shaped wooden statue, one of the oldest manmade objects ever discovered, is likely even older than scientists had previously believed.
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MasterBrand to close cabinet plant, lay off 300
MasterBrand Cabinets, the largest cabinet manufacturer in North America, will shut down an Alabama manufacturing plant - laying off around 300 employees.
Items disappear into thin air when placed inside new cabinet
The purpose of cabinets has traditionally been to store things for later use. But a new cabinet totally turns that notion on its head.
Foam shortage explained; the end may be near
Industrial chemical maker EverChem Specialty Chemicals has explained the foam shortage currently affecting the furniture industry in a blog post.
Furniture maker HFPI raises prices to cope with wood prices, foam shortage
Casegoods and office furniture maker High Point Furniture Industries will increase the prices of all of its products by 6 percent beginning May 1.
Luxury furniture maker Wesley Hall suspends production due to foam shortage
Luxury upholstery furniture maker Wesley Hall has suspended all production for the week of March 29 - April 2 due to the ongoing foam shortage.
Power tool maker Dynabrade names new president
Industrial abrasive power tool manufacturer Dynabrade Inc. has announced the appointment of Michael Buffamonti as the company’s new president, effective April 1, 2021.
Former Mid Continent Cabinetry plant gives birth to a new operation
Mid Continent Cabinetry's manufacturing plant in Cottonwood, Minnesota shut down two years ago, leaving more than 200 employees out of a job.
Architectural millwork firm Wyatt moves to bigger Pennsylvania facility
Pennsylvania-based architectural millwork firm Wyatt Inc. will build a new 120,000-square-foot plant, increasing its size by 20 percent.
Amish-made wooden toymaker moves from Pennsylvania to Connecticut
Milton & Goose handcrafts kitchens and other toys for kids.
