Now in its 40th year, the FDMC 300 is the woodworking industry's oldest recognized ranking – by sales – of the largest North American manufacturers of cabinetry, furniture, architectural millwork, retail fixtures, home organization, windows/doors, components and other wood-related products. 

The 2026 annual summary of wood manufacturing firms' sales performance is published in the April issue of FDMC magazine, with updates and industry snapshots posted online and in print. The 2026 FDMC 300 is sponsored by (in alphabetical order): Black Bros.,  Daubert Chemical, DVUV,  IMA Schelling Group, Panel Processing Inc., Peak Toolworks, SATA , SWISS KRONO, and Vortex Tool Co. 

View the 2026 FDMC 300  rankings by clicking on the button below.

FDMC 300

 

Rankings for the FDMC 300 are based on the prior year's sales information. Due to the fact many companies are privately owned, the number provided is considered an estimate unless otherwise designated by FY (Fiscal Year-Investor Relations report). In some cases, the information may be based on our research or from recognized sources, and also is considered an estimate.  Download a PDF of the 2026 FDMC 300 list. For information on the FDMC 300 contact Karen Koenig at [email protected].

The 2026 FDMC 300 is sponsored by:

Swiss Krono
 

 


 

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