(HARRISBURG, SD) – Showplace Cabinetry, a leader in the cabinetry industry, proudly announces the celebration of its 25th anniversary. Since its founding on June 21, 1999, Showplace Cabinetry has remained dedicated to delivering high-quality, American-made cabinetry that combines craftsmanship, innovation, and sustainable practices.

Over the past quarter-century, Showplace Cabinetry has grown from a small startup to a nationally recognized brand, providing semi-custom cabinetry solutions to countless homes across the United States. The company's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned it a loyal customer base and numerous industry accolades.

"Reaching this milestone is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team, as well as the trust and support of our customers and partners," said CEO Bill Allen. "We are incredibly proud of what we've accomplished over the past 25 years and are excited about the future as we continue to innovate and grow."

The company will be investing $25 million over the next two years to expand operations at Showplace’s frameless production facility. The plant will grow from 76,800 square feet to over 180,000 square feet, making space for new state-of-the-art equipment and increased production capacity.

July 8, 2024 — West Wood Products, a leading innovator in the wood products industry, is thrilled to announce its acquisition of Decorative Panels International (DPI). This strategic move enhances West Wood Products' portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to quality, sustainability, and innovation in the wood products market.

Expanding Horizons with DPI

Decorative Panels International, renowned for its high-quality and eco-friendly decorative panel solutions, will now operate under the West Wood Products umbrella. This acquisition enables West Wood Products to diversify its offerings, combining DPI's exceptional product range with West Wood’s industry-leading standards and expertise.

Strengthening Market Position

"Acquiring DPI is a significant milestone for West Wood Products," said Golan Levy, CEO of West Wood Products. "This acquisition not only expands our product line but also aligns with our vision to lead in sustainable and innovative wood product solutions. DPI’s reputation for excellence complements our mission to deliver superior products to our customers."

Industry Leader

With the addition of DPI's facilities, West Wood Products now operates four factories across North America, located in California, Texas, South Carolina, and now Ohio. This expansion solidifies West Wood Products' presence across the continent, ensuring a robust supply chain and enhanced service capabilities for customers in North America. With a total of nine rollcoat finishing lines across these plants, West Wood Products now boasts the largest rollcoat finishing capacity in North America, establishing a true national footprint.

About Decorative Panels International

Decorative Panels International (decpanels.com) is the largest producer of wall panels in North America and also offers a range of pegboards. Known for its commitment to quality and sustainability, DPI produces a wide range of panels that are used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. DPI is renowned for its eco-friendly manufacturing processes and innovative designs.

About West Wood Products

West Wood Products (west-wood.net) is a leading provider of high-quality wood products. Renowned for its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and customer satisfaction, the company offers a wide array of panels and components for the cabinet, door, furniture, and store fixtures industries. Emphasizing quality and environmental responsibility, West Wood Products remains at the forefront of the wood product solutions market.

East Earl, Pennsylvania - Conestoga Wood Specialties, a leading manufacturer of custom cabinet doors for the kitchen and bath industry, proudly commemorates six decades of innovation, craftsmanship, and unwavering dedication to quality. From modest beginnings to a nationally recognized corporation, Conestoga has stayed true to its core values of Integrity, Respect, Accountability, Resourcefulness, and Innovation.

In 1964, experienced cabinet makers Norman and Sam Hahn, from East Earl, Pennsylvania, founded Conestoga Wood Specialties, discovering their niche in creating raised panel doors not typically produced in small cabinet shops at the time. Working out of a small garage, the brothers began with 5 door styles in a couple of wood varieties. Currently, Conestoga offers over 1,000 door designs in nearly 30 wood species.

As the product line has expanded over the last 60 years, so have the manufacturing locations, which now include Beaver Springs, PA, Beavertown, PA, and Kenly, NC.

Over the years, Conestoga Wood has not only adapted to changing trends but has also invested in shaping them. From introducing innovative materials and technologies to the U.S. to collaborating with vendors and suppliers, Conestoga has remained at the forefront of the industry. And with a reputation of absolute dependability, customers can count on receiving a quality product by the date committed.

An organization is only as strong as its people, and Anthony Hahn, son of founder Norman Hahn and president of the company since 2003, recognizes that Conestoga Wood wouldn’t be where it is today without its incredible team of hard-working and dedicated employees, both past and present. He believes their commitment to quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction has been a driving force behind Conestoga’s success.

Looking to the future, Conestoga Wood remains committed to those founding principles of hard work and integrity as it continues to lead the way in the kitchen and bath industry, earning its place as a trusted name in kitchen design.

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Dura Supreme Cabinetry celebrated its 31st annual Kid’s Switch Day with a record-sized class of 30 students. Each year, 5th graders who are children or grandchildren of a Dura Supreme employee have the opportunity to participate in the event.

The day is filled with games, a tour of the Dura Supreme factory, discussions on what it means to be a valuable employee, manufacturing and cabinet-making tutorials, and more. The day wraps up with a hands-on activity where all the children get to build their own cabinets to remember their day at Dura Supreme.

Employees and their families share the memories of this day for many years. "My kids are in their 30's and they still have the sweet little cabinet they built a 'few' years ago," shared Maria Dupont, professional Expediter for Dura Supreme Cabinetry. Another employee from the Dura Supreme Marketing Team, Mary Beth Decker said, "It's a very cool thing for the kids to be able to come and see first-hand what their parents and grandparents do every day at work."