Angelina Forest Products, Lufkin, Tx., will build a $100-million sawmill in Lufkin.
We’re constantly hearing false stories about the work we do and the products we produce. But interestingly, and perhaps optimistically, it typically takes just one good chat to help a dissenter understand that those of us in the forest products industry rely on the renewability of our product, the accessibility of clean fuel, and the protection of our forests. Two NAWLA member companies are making purposeful, tangible strides toward environmental stewardship—by making smart business decisions.
Wood-plastic composites are increasingly becoming a popular option for homeowners and builders who are looking for an alternative to traditional wood decking. This is largely due to manufacturing advances related to beauty and performance.
Production has begun at Corrigan OSB, L.L.C., the Texas subsidiary of RoyOMartin, Alexandria, La.
Ideal for decking and trim applications using composite or PVC lumber, the screw plug solution offers contractors a simple way to cover exposed fastener heads that’s as easy as drive it, plug it, and tap it flush
The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.
After nearly a decade of struggling to add able bodies to the workforce, employers filled 61,000 new jobs in February—the biggest monthly increase in 11 years, according to the U.S. Labor Department.
Bay Area lumber dealers are on high alert after thieves tried—in some cases successfully—to obtain building supplies using fraudulent credit card numbers over the phone.
National Nail upgraded its 18 gauge Stinger Cap Stapler with an enhanced design that improves performance with easier loading, longer tool life, and tool-free adjustable exhaust.
World Millwork Alliance is partnering with Keystone Certifications to introduce a new product certification program.
Traveling children's museum allows kids to interact with the lumber and construction industry.
Homebuilders are increasingly using decorative glass privacy windows as upgrade options for their clients
The fear of rejection has cost you a lot of money. There’s a lot of business you haven’t asked for, or followed up on, because of fear. There are a lot of referrals you haven’t asked for because of fear.
By holding back the price on the first part of the offering we force the customer to engage with us. Humans want to know what’s behind the curtain; we can’t help ourselves.
National Hardwood Lumber Association members will vote this fall on proposed hardwood rules changes that could significantly affect the industry.
Hot color combinations in paint and design include the nostalgic hues of the Memories palette.
A Special Series from North American Wholesale Lumber Association
Sherwood Lumber Corp., Melville, N.Y., has selected Stockton, Ca., for its new Northern California distribution center.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is placing countervailing duties on imports from Canada.
Holmquist Lumber Co., Grove City, Mn., shut down March 31 with the retirement of Charlie Holmqvist.
Weakley-Watson Hardware, Brownwood, Tx., was preparing to shut its doors after 140 years.
Archbold, a tiny town tucked into the northwest corner of Ohio.
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NAWLA Vancouver Regional Meeting – April 26, 2018
Margin Builders: Embracing Mobile Devices in the Retail Lumber Environment
Recap: National Hardware Show
Event Recap: AWPA Annual Meeting in Seattle
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Industry Trends: What’s Hot in Siding and Trim
Thinking Ahead: Making Decisions That are Good for Business & the Enviornment
Viewpoint: CombLift puts on a show
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