WWP September 1996
In This Issue
Qualifying for the WOOD 100
The WOOD 100 was established by Wood & Wood Products in 1990 to recognize the achievements of the fastest-growing wood products manufacturers
By
Rich Christianson,
August 14, 2011 | 4:33 pm CDT
The WOOD 100: Seventh Annual Report
The WOOD 100: W&WP's seventh annual survey of the fastest-growing companies in the woodworking industry, ranked by growth percentile.
By
Rich Christianson,
August 14, 2011 | 5:07 pm CDT
NUMBERS 1 TO 25
WOOD 100 CLASS OF 1996NUMBERS 1 TO 25
1BONITO MANUFACTURINGNorth Haven, CT'94: $675,000 '95: $1,436,000'95 Sales: +112.7% '96 Projection: +50%Est. 1991 Employees: 28Case goods, kitchen cabinets, refacing & clocks
NUMBERS 26 TO 50
WOOD 100 -- NUMBERS 26 TO 50
26PRECISION MILLWORK, INC.Elizabeth City, NC'94: $1,288,000 '95: $1,762,000'95 Sales: +36.8% '96 Projection: +50%Est. 1989 Employees: 24Laminate clad & wood casework; media center casework for institutional uses
NUMBERS 76 TO 100
WOOD 100 -- NUMBERS 76 TO 100
76PAONE WOODWORKING CORP.Philadelphia, PA'94: $4,807,000 '95: $5,306,000'95 Sales: +10.4% '96 Projection: +10%Est. 1967 Employees: 60Store fixtures, video game cabinets, casino fixtures & architectural interiors
NUMBERS 51 TO 75
WOOD 100 -- NUMBERS 51 TO 75
51St. Louis Closet Co.Kirkwood, MO'94: $618,000 '95: $755,000'95 Sales: +22.17% '96 Projection: 37%Est. 1991 Employees: 22Designs, manufactures & installs custom closets and organizational systems for residential & commercial use
