Landscape Forms, a Kalamazoo-based furniture maker, has acquired Summit Furniture, a manufacturer of handcrafted, sustainable, outdoor teak furnishings for the residential, hospitality and marine markets.

The U.S. Department of Commerce issued final determination that hardwood plywood exported from Vietnam using hardwood plywood inputs sourced from China is, in fact, a product of China and subject to antidumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) orders.

Solid wood manufacturer Gat Creek announced that its products are now compliant with the new tip-over rule, ASTM F2057-23, adopted to protect children from clothing storage units tipover onto them.

Low existing inventory that is keeping demand solid for new homes helped to push builder confidence up in July even as the industry continues to grapple with rising mortgage rates, elevated construction costs and limited lot availability.

Seventy-two companies from across the United States were named winners at the 2023 Chrysalis Awards for Remodeling Excellence. The entries were judged on the overall design, the creative use of space and materials, and the degree to which the project enhanced the original structure.

The  Saint John’s Abbey Woodworking shop and Pasi Organ builders are collaborating to develop a new woodworking shop and collaboration to ensure that their time-honored handmade crafts were passed down to ensuing generations.

Furniture manufacturer Westin Group LLC. plans to invest more than $25 million into a new facility, according to the Liberty County Development Authority.

Flexsteel is bringing its home furnishings beyond the confines of indoor spaces. The launch of Flexsteel Outdoor Living unveils two new collections: Vista Wicker Lounge and Nova Wood Dining and Lounge. With the introduction of these collections, Flexsteel brings its expertise in quality, durability, and design to outdoor living spaces by combining its meticulous craftsmanship with the best-sourced materials available, ensuring that its outdoor furniture meets the same exceptional standards as its indoor pieces.

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario -- The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the way cabinet, furniture, and other wood product companies sell their wares.

OTTAWA, Ontario – The government of Canada will contribute more than $27 million over the next five years to Skills Canada.