From AI and automation to mass timber, workforce development and lean manufacturing, this year's conference offers dozens of expert-led educational sessions designed to help woodworking professionals improve efficiency, increase profitability and prepare for the future of manufacturing.
From AI and automation to mass timber, workforce development and lean manufacturing, this year's conference offers dozens of expert-led educational sessions designed to help woodworking professionals improve efficiency, increase profitability and prepare for the future of manufacturing.
U.S. manufacturers continue investing in equipment despite an uncertain economic outlook. New manufacturing technology orders rose nearly 32 percent through May, while June manufacturing employment posted modest gains as companies navigated tariffs, interest rates and labor shortages.
Registration is open for the Composite Panel Association's 2026 Fall Meeting, Sept. 27-29 in Savannah, Georgia. The event will bring together composite panel manufacturers and suppliers for committee meetings, networking, exhibits and discussions on key industry issues.
SurfPrep recently announced the promotion of Matthew Myers as the company's new chief operating officer. Myers will oversee operations for the manufacturer of sanding systems, abrasives and dust extraction solutions serving the woodworking, cabinetry and finishing industries.
Latest trade action includes MDF, particleboard, plywood, fiberboard and veneered panels as manufacturers weigh the impact of growing U.S.-Canada trade tensions.
Dallas event will connect distributors and suppliers through strategic meetings, leadership development and hands-on access to the latest products shaping the building materials industry.
Deal strengthens Cabinet Vision’s Canadian presence, expands Alphacam opportunities and brings software expertise closer to woodworking manufacturers
New corporate identity brings together multiple wood products businesses under a single platform while expanding global sourcing capabilities through the launch of Atlas Import
A recent U.S. Forest Service study found storm-damaged southern pine can remain suitable for lumber and cross-laminated timber (CLT) for up to one year, offering new insights into fiber recovery, raw material utilization and supply chain resilience for engineered wood manufacturers.
Latest trade action includes MDF, particleboard, plywood, fiberboard and veneered panels as manufacturers weigh the impact of growing U.S.-Canada trade tensions.
New LIGNA.Builds will showcase the complete digital-to-construction workflow, demonstrating how automation, prefabrication, CNC technology and modern wood processing come together to deliver a finished timber building.
The Mississippi plywood facility will permanently cease operations by the end of August following extensive storm damage and an economic feasibility review, affecting approximately 260 employees.
Registration is now open for Fall High Point Market 2026, taking place Oct. 17-21 in High Point, North Carolina. The world's largest home furnishings trade show will showcase new furniture, cabinetry, interior design and material trends expected to influence 2027 product development.
Sponsored by Häfele Lighting, the July 30 webinar will examine layered lighting strategies, wellness-focused design and integrated lighting solutions that are reshaping kitchens, baths and open-concept living spaces.
The annual program recognizes innovative lighting retrofit projects that improve building performance, occupant experience, energy efficiency and sustainability through creative lighting and controls solutions.
Applications are due July 24 for digital creators to report on High Point Market trends at the Fall event October 17-21, 2026.
From AI and automation to mass timber, workforce development and lean manufacturing, this year's conference offers dozens of expert-led educational sessions designed to help woodworking professionals improve efficiency, increase profitability and prepare for the future of manufacturing.
A recent U.S. Forest Service study found storm-damaged southern pine can remain suitable for lumber and cross-laminated timber (CLT) for up to one year, offering new insights into fiber recovery, raw material utilization and supply chain resilience for engineered wood manufacturers.
New NKBA and John Burns Research reports show kitchen and bath professionals have lowered 2026 growth expectations as tariffs, inflation and consumer uncertainty continue to pressure demand. Remodeling remains the strongest-performing segment despite ongoing market headwinds.
Latest trade action includes MDF, particleboard, plywood, fiberboard and veneered panels as manufacturers weigh the impact of growing U.S.-Canada trade tensions.
