Leedo's TruTouch finish demonstrates strong resistance to scratches and scuffs. TruTouch contains a resin-impregnated, high definition, decorative overlay that is pressed directly onto Leedo's wood substrate. Using high heat and pressure the overlay is embossed, creating a detailed wood veneer appearance to heighten the realism of the printed grain.

Leedo Cabinetry promoted David Mullis to Leedo’s Executive VP and COO. Mullis first joined the Leedo team as the VP of Manufacturing in late 2013.

Wood manufacturing execs want more than machine specifications in equipment proposals, execs say. "Suppliers can distinguish themselves by offering a more wholistic approach," said George Hagle, head of Leedo Cabinetry at WIC 2014, the Wood Industry Conference.

In response to rising costs and widespread construction delays in multifamily construction, Leedo Cabinetry has deployed a new project cost estimating system and new construction terms.

Leedo Cabinetry's proven strategy for success for producing kitchen cabinets is among the featured articles in the February issue of Wood Products, now online at WoodworkingNetwork.com.

David Mullis, formerly of Armstrong Industries, has recently joined Leedo Cabinetry to head up their manufacturing efforts.

Leedo Cabinetry launched a program to provide real-time field updates. Written by its IT department, it allows Leedo cabinet installation services teams to get instant status updates on customer projects across the country, says CIO Darryl Preen.

Leedo Cabinetry is proud to announce the launch of a new program utilizing technology to provide real time updates in the field. Running a custom software program written by the company’s IT department, Leedo’s installation services team is now using tablets to provide instant status updates on customer projects anywhere in the country.

Leedo Cabinetry is experiencing a record year in sales, with more than $100 million already in committed orders as the company approaches the second half of 2013.