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GalleherDuffy, exclusive distributor of Monarch Plank premium hardwood flooring, has launched the Hokkaido Collection, marking the first time rare Japanese hardwood species have been made available as flooring in the North American market.

Supporters argue the legislation would reduce housing costs, boost American manufacturing, and protect domestic jobs against Chinese competition.

The NWFA/NOFMA Mill Certification ensures that wood flooring meets or exceeds industry benchmarks for grade, configuration, moisture content and average board length. Certified mills undergo inspections at least twice yearly to maintain compliance with production standards. 

America's hardwood manufacturers are using California's recent fires—which destroyed over 18,000 structures—to highlight safety concerns about plastic building materials, as the industry faces growing competition from synthetic alternatives.

Swedish flooring manufacturer signs a strategic agreement with leading Chinese retailer to introduce Scandinavian hardwood collections across major markets.

White oak demand surges as consumers embrace natural finishes and herringbone patterns. Manufacturers respond with innovative installation solutions while wood reclaims territory from vinyl alternatives—even in basements. 

Havwoods has launched Italian Grande, a deep smokey wood tone within its Italian Collection, offering dark, rich colors at an affordable price point. Available in plank, herringbone, and chevron patterns with low-profile construction, the prime-grade wood flooring targets residential projects across all budgets.

The company will feature three distinctive product lines that demonstrate its commitment to combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology: Woodura Planks 3.0, the newly launched Woodura Herringbone 2.0, and the high-tech Slate Collection featuring Nadura Tiles.

The Bruce brand introduces industry-first customizable solid and engineered options, giving professionals design flexibility for residential and commercial projects.

The Swedish flooring innovator brings revolutionary hardened wood collections to North America's premier hospitality design event, featuring Woodura technology that creates real wood floors three times stronger than traditional engineered options.