Spencer Cabinetry's explanation to the International Trade Commission how he uses better grade American veneered plywood on areas of cabinets customer see, and Chinese plywood on parts that aren't revealed. It was among the wood industry's most read reports.

Also highly read was Germany Menck Window's decision to cancel its plant for a factory in Vermont, opting for Massachusetts instead. The Vermont development program required use of American manufacturing machinery, and Menck can only make its products with European machines.

Here are the wood industry's most-read reports this week:

Woodshop Is Facebook's Latest Geek Perk Add a woodshop - along with accessible bikes, free Apple products and frozen yogurt - to the long list of perks for Facebook employees. The 3,000 square foot shop has attracted 350 Facebook.

ITC Testimony in Chinese Plywood Dumping Case

Menck Windows Cancels $20 Million Vermont Plant

Fed Agency Okays Non-LEED Green Building With SFI, ATFS Wood

Rockler Amps Up IPhone Music With New Koostik Kit

Jimmy Choo Founder Shows Off Closet

Lumber Liquidators Profits Jump 58 Percent, Sales Up 24 Percent

AMC Recliner Seating to Cost Hundreds of $Millions

Toronto Wood Machinery Show Opens With a Bang Today

Cabinetry Sales Up 20% at KraftMaid, Merillat, Quality Cabinets

Fortune Brands Cabinet Sales Jump 35 Percent, Exceed Forecast

Sauder Woodworking Takes Aim at Next Generation Consumers

Robotics, Wood Components & More on Display at WMS