At the 2026 edition of the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, part of the broader Design & Construction Week, Wood-Mode will colocate with Stoll Industries at booth #S23019.

To name a few, these initiatives include the Gary Sinise Foundation, the Manufacturing Institute’s Heroes MAKE America program, Veteran Village, and Wreaths Across America. These donations advance LP’s purpose of Building a Better World.

The new brand, Legacy Handcraft, unites Urban Legacy and Lancaster Handcraft under one name, consolidating operations and offering customers a single destination for Murphy Beds and handcrafted wood furniture.

The three-day event, featuring displays of woodworking machinery and supplies manufactured around the globe, runs November 12-14.

Architects and designers can earn free continuing education credits (CEU) by attending the Woodworking Machinery & Supply Conference and Expo on Thursday, November 13 at the Toronto Congress Centre.

Steelcase President and CEO Sara Armbruster as well as other company executives, will leave the company following its $2.2 billion acquisition by HNI Corp.

Through the project, Anatolia Cabinet and Millwork will create 56 new jobs and invest $9.6 million in Putnam County. The company’s new facility will be the first and only cabinet and millwork factory statewide operating with an AI-integrated production system, marking an important milestone for advanced manufacturing in Tennessee.

Mohawk Industries, Inc. has announced the retirment of James F. Brunk, the company's chief financial officer. Brunk plans to retire April 1, 2026, and Nicholas P. Manthey, vice president of Corporate Finance and Investor Relations, will succeed Brunk as Mohawk’s next chief financial officer.

This expansion builds on the success of the long-standing Trex-SBP national collaboration. The expansion of Amerhart’s distribution coverage in Michigan enhances Trex’s market coverage and further ensures that our channel partners will have market leading access for all our decking and railing products.

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. will permanently close both its Augusta, Georgia, and 100 Mile House, British Columbia, lumber mills by the end of 2025 following what the company calls an orderly wind-down. The company said that the decision, announced Nov. 6, is the result of "timber supply challenges and soft lumber markets."