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Using Hardwood Shiplap in Today’s Home
Traditionally used as timber siding in rural and coastal areas, shiplap has found new life as interior wall cladding in today’s design-savvy homes. Its trademark overlapping, rabbeted edges create crisp shadow lines that add architectural interest and a sense of...
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Real Wood Reduces Toxin Risks During Fires
In response to the devastating fires in California earlier this year, the hardwood industry is rallying to educate consumers about the benefits of real wood products over plastic look-alikes. The fires, which affected areas from San Diego to Los Angeles, destroyed...
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How to Use Thermally Modified American Hardwood in Your Home
Thermally modified Real American Hardwood® is a durable, sustainable product gaining traction in U.S. home design. Developed in Finland in the 1990s, the process involves heating wood to over 400°F in a low-oxygen chamber, permanently altering its cellular structure...
Six Perfect Pieces: American Hardwood Furniture for Today’s Home
Solid wood has always been the gold standard when it comes to high-quality home furniture. “Whether it’s something major like a dining table and chairs or a smaller item like a nightstand, making it with Real American Hardwood® will ensure that it’s not only strong...
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The American Hardwood Information Center
is the authoritative resource for consumers and professionals seeking information about American Hardwoods. With the goal of promoting the use of American Hardwood products ranging from flooring, cabinetry and furniture, to millwork and building materials in both residential and commercial applications, the Center offers advice from industry experts on design trends, care and maintenance, installation, finishing and professional specifying.