The first phase of the project involves the construction of the recycled wood processing facility, which started at the end of September and is scheduled to go into operation in summer 2025.

The company invested $41 million to construct and equip the more than 135,000-square-foot facility.

KI has named 12 finalists for its third annual classroom furniture giveaway. Selected from more than 500 entries, these K-12 educators will have the chance to win $40,000 worth of KI furniture to bring their dream classroom or library to life. Voting is open to the public through Sunday, November 17 at 11:59pm CT, at ki.com/giveaway.

The SMAU award is for the new “Solutions Library” project, a digital library of technical solutions that makes the most of artificial intelligence to process and share the group’s wealth of knowledge, acquired over 70 years of experience in the technologies sector for machining wood and other materials.

MELVILLE, N.Y. — Sherwood Lumber, a national provider in the lumber and building materials industry, has partnered with Barrette Outdoor Living to distribute the full range of RDI Railing products in Northeast. This collaboration enhances Sherwood Lumber’s reach to providing exterior building materials and outdoor living solutions.RDI Railing offers a diverse selection of railing systems, including vinyl, aluminum, steel, and composite options, designed to meet various aesthetic and functional needs.

Washington State Department of Labor & Industries inspector found multiple safety violations last month at Fox Lumber Sales.

The expansion comes from a new 132,000-square-foot facility and an investment of $1.5 million in CNC machines.

California Closets North Carolina, South Carolina & Virginia announced that its new flagship showroom in Raleigh, North Carolina, is now officially open to the public.

An $82 million decrease in LP’s oriented strand board revenue to $253 million was largely offset by record Siding segment revenue.

Forward-thinking business leaders including wood products executives Gary LeBlanc of Richelieu and Bill French, owner of Wood-Mode, are leading an effort to create a new community college in the Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania.