View the infographic, plus trends, statistics and projections for the retail fixtures industry. Category includes: display cabinets & cashwraps, POP & full store interiors, kiosks, endcaps, slatwall & systems.
Recognized in 2025 as a Wood Industry Market Leader, Kristine Cox is vice president of Administration, Rowland Woodworking Inc., a well-known architectural woodwork firm. She is also recognized for her work in advancing and educating the next generation of industry workers.
Recognized in 2025 as Wood Industry Market Leaders , Andy Rosenband, CEO, and Jonathan Rosenband, president of Morgan Li, spearheaded the rebirth of the contract furniture and retail fixture maker after it was destroyed in a devastating fire. They are also recognized for their philanthropic efforts.
Since 2009, Woodworking Network has paid tribute to market leaders in the wood products industry that have made an impact — not only at their own companies, but also on the industry as a whole. Represented are persons from all segments of the secondary woodworking industry, including: residential furniture, contract/office furniture, cabinets, closets/home storage, store fixture, architectural woodwork, window and door, and wood components.
GRAFTON, Wis. -- Leading woodworking tools manufacturer Kreg Tool Company tapped retail display manufacturer Frank Mayer and Associates Inc. to design and produce retail displays to highlight the brand’s new line of Ionic Drive Power tools. The displays are found in independent specialty woodworking retailers across the United States and Canada.
From student housing furniture to sledgehammer-proof retail displays, Hoffman Manufacturing engineers every detail for real-world durability and ease of use.
This year marks the 10th annual awarding of the Wood Industry 40 Under 40 by Woodworking Network, celebrating the next generation of industry professionals who are making an impact on North American wood products manufacturing, design, sales, services, and education.
Triad Manufacturing, a Missouri-based provider of custom retail displays and store fixtures, is expanding in St. Louis, investing $1.78 million and creating 32 new jobs. According to the company, the expanded operations will enhance its production capacity to meet rising demand while underscoring its commitment to the local workforce and manufacturing sector.