MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – Thomes Canada Ltd., which lays claim to being the largest distributor of Baltic birch plywood in North America, will exhibit its products and value-added services at the 2022 Woodworking Machinery & Supply Conference & Expo.

SAN DIEGO – INSPI will present IO Closets, a web-based design and sales solution at the Closets Expo, April 28-29 at the San Diego Convention Center.

DUBUQUE, Iowa -- Flexsteel has introduced a new furniture line called Chevron that addresses bedroom, dining, occasional, and home office with rustic sophistication and an organic, textural vibe. Crafted in solid pine, and marked by subtle, V-shaped pattern details, the complete whole home collection is Flexsteel's first entry into the solid wood arena.

SCOTLAND, Ont., -- A Dec. 20 fire to a woodworking shop caused more than $600,000 in damages, according to the Brantford Expositor newspaper.  Geoff Hayman, fire chief of the Brant County fire department, said portions of the building were on fire when they arrived and they were on scene for about six hours. There is heavy damage to the structure, which contained industrial machinery and material. There were no injuries reported.

SAN DIEGO --  Crows Nest Software, developer of project management/ERP software used by manufacturers of custom cabinets, closets, and other wood products, will showcase the latest updates to its comprehensive digital platform at Wood Pro Expo, co-located with the Closets Expo, April 28-29, 2022.

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – Cyberattacks, computer hacking, and ransomware are all part of the lexicon of the digital age’s dark side. The threats to businesses are real and the potential for damage looms large.

INDIANAPOLIS – A half-dozen businesses with strong ties to the wood industry are among 44 Indiana businesses to receive Manufacturing Readiness Grants from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) in partnership with Conexus Indiana.

Superior Cabinets' Trends Experts have been scouring data to bring you their 2022 Kitchen Trends.

New research by Singulart reveals America’s renovation hotspots for 2021 and 2022, along with the top three interior trends set to take next year by storm. New York City was the renovation capital of 2021, with San Antonio set to take the crown next year. With people spending significant time at home over the past year, 86.82% chose to make modifications to their homes.

New research found that the global wood coating market was worth $800 million in 2018, and is anticipated to reach $11.98 billion by 2025.