The investment will double the facility’s annual lumber production capacity from 130 million to 250 million board feet.

Legacy Cabinets announced that they have “made the difficult decision to close our doors and cease operations.” Hundreds of employees will reportedly lose their jobs on short notice.

Lockers Manufacturing, a custom storage systems producer, is expanding its operations in Batesville, Mississippi. The company says the project represents a $9.7 million corporate investment and will create 25 new jobs.

Valen US is undertaking an asset protection. The manufacturer of drawer boxes, cabinet doors, and accessories is entering this process as a deliberate strategic step to protect its business and establish a stronger operational and financial foundation for sustainable, profitable growth. Earlier this year, its sister company, Candlelight Cabinets, paused operations due to financial difficulties.

Hansen & Company Woodworks has officially opened the doors to HCo 2.0, unveiling North America’s first fully automated frameless batch-one cabinet production line. The achievement will be celebrated at a first-of-its-kind manufacturing event.

The news out of Canada this week has been devastating for the Canadian wood products industry, as two major furniture manufacturers have announced they were closing. Those closures just might have been the beginning.

The eSolutions Furniture Group, which includes Bush Business Furniture, Bush Furniture, and Bestar, has ceased manufacturing operations, effective immediately.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Mako Wood Furniture will receive up to $5.5 million through the BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund to construct a new facility in Merrit, British Columbia.Mako Wood Furniture’s new plant, which is already under construction, is expected to create 29 jobs. The company plans to continue manufacturing at its existing facility in Surrey, British Columbia.Mako Wood Furniture manufactures bedroom sets, dining room sets and home office furniture using alder, pine and maple hardwoods.

Wren Kitchens, a high‑end kitchen supply company, has closed all of its U.S. locations, leaving customers with half‑finished renovation projects and thousands of dollars in potential losses.

As demand increases for cost-effective, low-carbon building materials, the partnership positions TimberHP to better scale safer, more sustainable insulation solutions while boosting U.S. manufacturing.