Timber Products Company’s prefinished panels have a strong resistance to scratches and are available in a full range of wood species. They also allow finishing labor to focus on more critical areas of production, which can improve the bottom line when it comes to completing projects.

In the woodworking market, Douglas Fir is used in kitchen cabinets, and Timber Products is also seeing it increasingly in store fixtures.

The trend toward product efficiency is expected to reach new heights this year as companies plot strategy and search for new ideas to ride the rebound. To increase efficiency, here are five steps that cabinetmakers can consider.

According to the Indoor Air Quality Association, studies have shown that most people spend 90 percent of their time in indoor environments. It’s no wonder that today’s homeowners, architects and companies are increasingly recognizing the health benefits of indoor air quality and showing a preference for products that help clear the air. In response to this new awareness, building products manufacturers such as Timber Products Company, the leading producer of environmentally friendly hardwood plywood, have developed advanced materials that contribute to healthier indoor surroundings.

Simple as it sounds, many woodworkers are still buying panels that are too big for their jobs. This outdated ordering philosophy generates waste and drains profits.

Timber Products’ Spectrum Division supplied the design and manufacturing team for the Hard Rock Hotel with nearly 17,000 cut-to-size pieces of B1 natural maple MDF with an ebony finish.

Buying components allows you to focus on running your shops at current manning levels without having to add people or machinery, save money on cutting time-consuming parts, and better utilize your resources.

Timber Products Company recently caught up with Mark Rey to talk about the state of the nation’s forests.

Timber Products Company recently caught up with Mark Rey to talk about the state of the nation’s forests. Here is the third of five questions we asked him regarding the U.S. forests.

Timber Products Company recently caught up with Mark Rey to talk about the state of the nation’s forests. Here is the second of five questions we asked him regarding the U.S. forests.