Aragon has launched Timber House, what it calls North America's largest residential CLT project in New Westminster, B.C. Kalesnikoff, a Canadian CLT company based in Thrums, B.C., will provide the material for the project.

Pella Corporation has announced plans to expand its capabilities in Florida with the upcoming acquisition of aluminum window and door manufacturer, Lawson Industries Inc.

Week 2 of the Code Council’s Building Safety Month campaign outlines the roles and responsibilities of building safety professionals 

At its May 4 annual meeting, Leggett & Platt's board of directors announced a number of leadership changes at the company. 

National Closets Direct is the new wholesale division of Elk Grove, Illinois-based Chicagoland Home Products.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), a Washington, D.C.-based trade association representing the housing industry, has named James W. Tobin III as the association’s new president and chief executive officer. Tobin, executive vice president and chief lobbyist at NAHB, will succeed CEO Jerry Howard, who is retiring from NAHB after more than 30 years. Tobin will assume the new post effective June 1, 2023. 

Arizona stair company with reputation for slides and stairs builds longest slide for doctor’s office in Illinois.

Ashley Furniture Industries Inc. plans to build a 1 million-square-foot facility in Avondale, Arizona, that would include a manufacturing plant, distribution and office space.

In a major expansion of its product lines, services, and facilities, HPM Building Supply said it has acquired 87ZERO, a Honolulu-based firm specializing in custom cabinetry; architectural elements; furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E); premium appliances; and global sourcing and manufacturing of interior products.

In the second preliminary annual administrative review of the 2021-2022 AD review and the 2021 CVD review of Wooden Cabinets and Vanities and Components Thereof from China, the Commerce Department will raise tariffs on companies that were previously classified as non-selected companies. These companies were previously faced with tariffs as low as zero percent.