SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- WalzCraft will display a variety of custom cabinet doors, drawer boxes, refacing materials, and cabinet components at booth #509 of the co-located Closets Expo and Wood Pro Expo Illinois, April 18-19 at the Schaumburg Convention Center.. Key products WalzCraft plans to feature include:

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – Mycube will exhibit its extensive line of compact safes and accessories at the Closets Expo, co-located with Wood Pro Expo Illinois, April 18-19, 2024, at the Schaumburg Convention Center.

On December 9, 2023, Rehau celebrated the grand opening of Plant Celaya 3: an expansive, modern facility capable of securing the company's position as an edgebrand supplier.

Fivetran helps La-Z-Boy break down silos and centralize data to streamline operations and improve the customer experience – saving millions of dollars

The Ontario government is investing over $1 million in Distinctive Wood Products, a manufacturer of kitchen cabinets and accessories.

Homestar North America, LLC has agreed to pay $798,334 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by allegedly undervaluing the value of goods and failing to pay customs duties owed for the furniture that was imported from China.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – Dust Technology, a division of Dust Pipe, will showcase its Hush High Flow dust collectors at Wood Pro Expo Illinois, co-located with the Closets Conference & Expo, April 18-19.

From artisans to suppliers , entrepreneurs to consumers, the industry lost many well-known and long-respected leaders. Also lost were those not so well known, but who should still be recognized, and we have tried to include them as well. This list, we realize, is not comprehensive. Please let us know in the comments section below those that deserve to be remembered.  

DBW Holdings, L.L.C., the parent company of Diamond Blade Warehouse, has acquired Peak Toolworks, the premier manufacturer and servicer of diamond and carbide precision cutting tools for the woodworking industry. Details of the acquisition were not released.

A recliner that had been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission in June, was linked to a May apartment fire that caused burns to a St. Louis man who is now suing the manufacturer.