: OSHA jails contractors, Submarine saws, mistreated lumber, luxury wood hangers, door firm divested, speeding windows, crib makers spar, Ryobi saw recall are among top stories reported this week.
 

<<Scandal: Southern pine wood train platforms
rot prematurely. Wood was treated in wrong sequence, experts suggest.

Submarine saws underwater logs: video>> Technique salvages exotic woods
submerged in man-made lakes and other dam sites.

• Luxury $75 wood hanger sales grow. Wait: 75 bucks for a hanger? >>
  Finely-polished Weyerhaueser SFI maple hangers with felt-lined trouser rails, matched to suits sizes. 
• Get ready to read: Woodworking Network's Top 2010 Videos, Stories and Blogs>> Fires, super yachts, closures, and wood technology video reports that made woodworkingnetwork.com information destination.
• In the slammer: St. Louis contractors jailed by OSHA>> Owners of Andre Stone & Mason Work Inc., in St. Louis, were jailed for repeatedly failing to comply with court sanctions enforcing Occupational Safety and Health Administration citations 
  

• Gladstone sells the equity that financed Chase Doors' management buyout>> Cleveland-based Chase operates a 200-employee, 60,000 sq.ft. plant making swinging doors of metal, plastic and wood. 
• NKBA Kitchen & Bath group names board>> The National Kitchen & Bath Association David Alderman, of Dave’s Cabinet Inc., Chesapeake, VA, president of its executive committee. 
• Custom Cupboards, Powers Retail execs talk robots and tech>> The most popular story of 2010 goes live in a free webcast Jan. 19, 2011.
• Green furniture standard nets ANSI approval>>
• County settles suit on plywood plant landfill>>
• Ryobi recalls portable table saws>>
• Simonton Windows hits production peak>>
• New-home sales increase 5.5% in November>>
• Crib makers spar with IL Attorney General>>
•  Barrel maker diversifies to grow>>