There's a lot between the covers in the Q2 issue of Surface & Panel, now available!
From our look at commercial spaces yesterday and today to our extensive coverage from this year's KBIS, this issue also features a special section on sustainability in the industry and a closer look at CNC advancements, whether you’re in the market for a new machine or just want to improve the workhorse you have.
Get ready for IWF 2026 with Surface & Panel's special pre-show issue! Explore the technologies, machinery, materials and innovations set to take center stage at this year's International Woodworking Fair. From machine line showstoppers and digital manufacturing to emerging surface trends, product previews and expert
In the Summer issue of Surface & Panel, we explore how the industry is redefining storage and organization through smarter materials, integrated lighting, advanced hardware, and more efficient manufacturing. Centered around the theme “Urban Functionality – Surface Solutions for Small Spaces,” this issue features closet manufacturing trends, the growing role of
In the Spring issue of Surface & Panel, we take a closer look at the trends and technologies redefining the industry. Featuring KBIS 2026 coverage, global innovation in panel products and wood technology, the growing design impact of hardware, modular casework advances and insights on preparing for AI in the
Trends take center stage in the Winter issue of S&P--just in time for KBIS!
High Point Market has announced its Fall 2026 programming at The Point, with sessions exploring AI, textile and furnishings trends, performance materials, business strategies and the colors and styles expected to shape residential interiors.
After nearly five decades at Black Bros. Co., Matt Carroll is stepping away from day-to-day operations — but not from the family business that has shaped nearly every chapter of his life
Metsä Fibre is considering temporary layoffs at its Joutseno pulp mill in Finland as weak pulp demand and wood market conditions continue to pressure production, providing another indicator of challenging conditions across the European forest-products sector.
Ontario is investing $5.1 million in engineering for a potential restart of the Espanola pulp mill. The proposed project could restore a major outlet for regional wood fiber while producing NBSK pulp and specialty papers as the first phase of a broader bioproduct hub.
