Mountain Lumber sells wood with a history. The company obtains historic wood from old buildings, piers, and other structures slated for demolition and then resaws, kiln-dries, mills, and grades it for further use as flooring, beams, stairs, cabinets, and other products. It also reclaims wood from several countries in Europe and from Russia and China. Mountain Lumber has provided historically accurate woods for restoration projects on US presidents' homes, including James Madison's Montpelier, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and George Washington's Mount Vernon. Mountain Lumber was founded in 1974 by president and CEO Willie Drake to find new uses for old lumber.

Nicolet Hardwoods has been shipping ash, beech, and cherry wood in the US since Ulysses Grant was president and just about everything was made of wood. Today the company produces and supplies hardwoods and softwoods both domestically and internationally. Nicolet Hardwoods manages 40,000 acres of hardwood timberlands in the Great Lakes region to produce fresh cut and kiln-dried lumber, rough and planed lumber, and random length and dimension stock. The company is owned and operated by fifth-generation members of the founding Connor family, who started Nicolet Hardwoods in 1872.

Niedermeyer Intertrade exports wood products from North America. The company specializes in power line construction materials such as pressure treated poles, crossarms and crossbraces, pole line hardware, and glulam (glue laminated) power poles. It also provides treated and untreated lumber, Eastern red cedar logs and veneer quality logs, and other building materials.

Norbord isn't bored making boards. The company is one of the world's largest producers of wooden panels, with oriented strand board (OSB), accounting for about two-thirds of the company's sales. OSB is a type of engineered wood product used in a variety of applications. Norbord also makes other wooden homebuilding products such as fiberboard, particleboard, and hardwood plywood. The company has about 14 mills in the US, Canada, UK, and Belgium. Products are sold under brand names including Trubord, Truflor, TallWall, Solarbord, Pinnacle, Rimboard, and Windstorm. Brookfield Asset Management owns more than 70% of Norbord.

The company manufactures veneers and hardwood lumber, primarily using species that include ash, cherry, hard maple, hickory, walnut, poplar, red oak, white oak, and other native American trees. NVI markets its products to manufacturers of furniture, plywood, doors, and cabinetry. The employee-owned company uses the sawdust left over from production to fuel its boiler, which produces steam energy to run production processes.

North Wood Turnings has bedknobs and broomsticks on the brain, but not in a witchy way. The company manufactures a variety of wood turnings and custom wood pieces. Products include drawer pulls, finials, wooden spindles, dowels, knobs, handles, fishing lures, and commercial pieces such as game parts, candle holders, buttons, and napkin rings. The company saws and kiln-dries its own lumber. North Wood Turnings was established in 1944.

Ochoco Lumber produces, markets, and distributes lumber and lumber products. It operates the Malheur Lumber Company sawmill in Oregon and about a half-dozen distribution yards and sales offices in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and Indiana. The company markets wood products including flooring, panels, mouldings, and hardwood and softwood lumber around the world; it has international operations in Europe, South America, and Asia. Its Lithuanian business purchases lumber from Russia and processes it for international shipping. Ochoco Lumber traces its roots to the 1930s; managing director John Sheik's grandfather was an original investor.

Patrick Industries makes and distributes building products, primarily for the manufactured home (MH) and RV industries. Products that it manufactures include cabinet, counter, furniture, and wall components, as well as adhesives, aluminum extrusions, and laminating machines. The company distributes such products as building hardware, hardboard and vinyl siding, particleboard, and wall and ceiling panels. The company was founded in 1959 by Mervin Lung and went public in 1968.

Pfleiderer AG makes engineered wood products including particle board, medium- and high-density fiberboard, wood panels, and laminate flooring. Pfleiderer sells its products to furniture makers and building supply stores in 80 countries. Germany accounts for about a third of sales.Pfleiderer AG company makes its wood products at more than 20 plants in North America and Europe. Among its subsidiaries are Swedish laminate flooring maker Pergo and Canada's Uniboard.. JPMorgan Chase affiliate One Equity Partners owns nearly 30% of Pfleiderer. The Pfleiderer family owns about 10%.

Pioneer Millworks is blazing a trail in the reclaimed-wood millworks industry. The firm reclaims or harvests a variety of wood species with a range of grades and finishes to produce timbers, flooring, and millwork. Much of the wood Pioneer Millworks reclaims comes from old barns and industrial buildings. The company has also launched a unit that manufactures engineered flooring that uses recycled material and formaldehyde-free adhesives. Sister company New Energy Works Timberframers focuses on creating timber-frame structures. Founder and president Jonathan Orpin owns Pioneer Millworks.

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