SUGARCREEK, Ohio — Century Components has begun production and warehousing at its new 75,000-square-foot facility in Sugarcreek, Ohio.

This facility, coupled with a component processing center a few miles to the east, raises their footprint to 81,500 sq ft in Holmes County, Ohio.

Mark Miller, president said, “This facility will permit us to meet the needs of our growing customer base and allow us to support our expanding footprint without hesitation. It will also allow us to provide the new and innovative products that kitchen manufacturers, dealers and remodelers have come to expect from us.”

Founder and CEO Jeff Miller added, “This investment benefits the entire community because we source our components and supplies locally whenever possible and being centrally located in the USA allows us to provide product quickly to our customers. It will also minimize the supply chain issues affecting our industry, something we don’t see going away.”

Century Components began producing wood kitchen accessories in 2007. Located in Holmes County, Ohio, the world’s largest Amish community, Century Components crafts its bench made products to quality standards instilled by generations of woodworkers. With more than 40 craftsmen and support personnel, its products are installed by thousands of small and large cabinet manufacturers across the United States and in Canada.