Family-owned Facemyer Lumber Co. produces and distributes high-grade wood products from its locations in Ohio and West Virginia. The company owns four facilities -- Facemyer Forest Products, Facemyer Lumber, Facemyer Resources, and Ohio Pallet Company -- that annually produces more than 30 million board feet of lumber and veneer logs, mainly from the region's Appalachian hardwood species. They also make railroad ties, timber, pallets, mulch, sawdust, and woodchips. Founded by brothers Dennis and Eugene Facemyer in 1964, Facemyer Lumber ships its products nationwide.

Fiberesin Industries designs and manufactures custom engineered products for original equipment manufacturers. Using wood composites, paper, specialty plastics, resins, and laminates, the company produces a variety of components and subassemblies that clients use to make office furniture, cabinetry, medical products, doors, windows, and squash and racquetball courts. Fiberesin Industries' materials are meant to help enhance the durability, impact resistance, vapor resistance, structural integrity, performance, and appearance of clients' finished products. The company closed its Rodman Industries affiliate, which made particleboard, in 2006. Fiberesin Industries was founded in 1946.

Fitzpatrick & Weller produces and sells kiln-dried hardwood lumber and wood components for furniture, cabinetry, and staircase applications. It also makes musical instrument parts, snowboards, cutting boards, table tops, game boards, and other items. The company uses hardwood species that include ash, hard and soft maple, cherry, basswood, red and white oak, and poplar. It exports up to 50% of its production. Fitzpatrick & Weller began operations in 1892.

General Hardwoods & Millwork (GHM) produces a broad selection of hardwood lumber and milled products such as mouldings, doors, decking, handrails, cabinetry, stairs, and tables. Species used include maple, mahogany, red oak, poplar, teak, and cherry. The company also offers softwood lumber (Douglas fir, cypress, and cedar), veneers, and carpentry supplies. In addition, GHM performs custom woodwork and fabrication services for such applications as yacht interiors and office furniture. Family-owned and operated GHM was established in 1987.

GWV and its subsidiaries produce veneers, hardwood logs, and other wood products for customers all over the world. It utilizes approximately 100 different species of wood to produce its veneers. The company's General Woods & Veneers Consultants International subsidiary provides forest management consultation to governments, para-governmental entities, and private organizations to aid in maintaining healthy forest resources globally. GWV has offices and plants in Canada, China, Gabon, Hungary, Japan, the Philippines, Russia, Switzerland, the US, and Vietnam.

Georgia-Pacific (GP) is the world's largest tissue products producer and the force behind such household items as Brawny paper towels and Quilted Northern bath tissues. Not one to be pigeonholed, the company makes a wide variety of other products including cardboard packaging, plywood and lumber, related chemicals, fertilizers, recycled paper fibers, Dixie-brand paper cups, touchless towel dispensers, and office paper. GP is the second-largest US forest products manufacturer (behind International Paper). A subsidiary of diversified group Koch Industries, GP has more than 300 manufacturing facilities in the Americas and Europe.

Goodfellow processes and distributes lumber and wood products to customers in Canada and the US. In addition, the company makes and distributes plywood, hardwood flooring, paneling, laminated veneer, coated and stained siding, and building products. Its products are mainly used in new home construction, renovations, and industrial manufacturing. Customers include home centers and lumber dealers, contractors, and industrial customers and manufacturing firms that make such products as furniture, window frames, and doors. Canada accounts for some 85% of sales. The company's Goodfellow Distribution subsidiary sells lumber and wood products in the US.

Gross Veneer Sales wholesales and distributes hardwood veneer, hardwood plywood, and other related products. Its offerings include cabinet parts, drawer components, face veneer, cut stock, and cut-to-size blanks. The company uses a broad range of domestic and imported species for its products. These range from maple, oak, poplar, and ash to Brazilian rosewood, mahogany, butternut, and lauan. Company president Robert Gross owns the enterprise.

Hambro Forest Products, Inc. company reprocesses 100% recycled wood fiber (sawdust, planer shavings, lumber ends, and plywood trim) from lumber and plywood manufacturers to produce particleboard panels that it uses to make home flooring and decking products under the Cresdek and Cres-X brand names. The company sells mainly to manufactured home builders in the US and Canada. Established in 1965 Hambro Forest Products has affiliates that warehouse and distribute construction materials and provide trucking and transportation services.

Hampton Affiliates knows trees from the seedling to the stud. One of Oregon's top timber firms, Hampton produces approximately 2 billion board ft. of softwood lumber yearly through eight sawmills. The company has some 170,000 acres of timberland in Oregon and Washington and manages some 300,000 acres of publicly owned forest land in British Columbia. Through its Hampton Distribution Companies division, it distributes doors, windows, and other building materials. Hampton supplies homebuilding centers through its stud lumber and distribution operations. The company has its own railcar fleet to transport its products.

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