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North American hardwood logs are in great demand. To give you a sense of magnitude, a recent hardwood industry report indicated that the volume of…
Hickory is widely known and a very popular North American hardwood. It is found throughout the hardwood forests of the eastern United States and is…
Could now be the perfect time to consider Ipe Decking? Over the last fifteen years, we in the United States have seen a dramatic increase…
In the hardwood lumber industry, we all operate based on the rules and regulations of the grade book. We put a high premium on maintaining…
It is not every day that a timberland owner is in a position to consider conducting a timber harvest on their land. Many times it…
Like any other B2B business, hardwood lumber professionals are always seeking more sales opportunities and new customers. Whether you are a hardwood lumber manufacturer, distributor,…
In the hardwood lumber industry one of the common activities to do when considering a new supplier is to tour their sawmill and see what…
Not to overstate the obvious, but we live in a global marketplace! Companies have been importing American Hardwood Lumber for decades, and the process, albeit…
Choosing a hardwood lumber supplier isn’t as complicated as splitting the atom, but when your company depends on quality lumber, it can make the difference…
If you were talking to a wood science major they would tell you a lot! They would be able to rattle off the various different…
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African mahogany, sapele, jatoba and red grandis have seemingly become regularly available tropical hardwood species in America. For years hardwood lumber distributors have been stocking…
For the last several years the Emerald Ash Borer insect has significantly impacted North American ash forests. It seems that almost every day you hear…
How you purchase hardwood lumber for your business may be just as important as what type of lumber you buy. Purchasing lumber is a process…
Is it just me or are people talking more and more about buying ripped hardwood lumber blanks? Moulder blanks, exact width cabinet parts, face frame…
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