Too many woodworkers don’t learn the business skills they really need to be successful.

One of the most prominent trends shaping the materials sector today is functional performance — products that do more than look good. Architects and builders are seeking solutions that combine durability, safety, and sustainability without compromise. As a result, the market for treated and modified wood products is expanding, with growing emphasis on fire safety, moisture protection, and extended lifespan.

During these uncertain times, should you take a ‘wait and see’ strategy?

The U.S. built environment could benefit from approaches to mass-timber design and construction that have taken off in parts of Europe, advised a veteran architect from HFA Architecture + Engineering.

It takes more than delivering orders to build a successful following.

The advanced wood manufacturing sector in Ontario and across Canada condemns the latest United States administration’s decision to impose unjustified punitive tariffs on kitchen cabinets, select wood furniture and manufactured softwood lumber products.

Consider transforming your business using a proven effective business transformation methodology called Lean that allows you to do more with what you already have.

During a recent press conference, Senator John Thune remarked, “I’ve seen firsthand the positive impact that businesses like Showplace Cabinetry in Harrisburg, South Dakota, have on the local community. Manufacturing businesses provide good paying jobs and opportunities for so many hardworking Americans, and it is critical that they have the regulatory certainty that they need to thrive.”

Are we missing out on opportunities because we don’t take time to experiment?

President Trump continues to impose targeted tariffs to save domestic manufacturing, recently declaring, “Trillions of Dollars are being taken in on Tariffs, which has been incredible for our country.” There is still one industry that needs tariff protection however: American cabinet manufacturing.