The WCMA cultivates a member network through exposure to innovations, industry promotion,
trends and information, and peer learning in support of the North American Wood Products Industry.
trends and information, and peer learning in support of the North American Wood Products Industry.
Welcome to the WCMA
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The Wood Component Manufacturers Association (WCMA) represents manufacturers of dimension and wood component products who can supply any component you might need for cabinetry, furniture, architectural millwork, closets, flooring, staircases, building materials and decorative/specialty wood products made from hardwoods, softwoods, and a variety of engineered wood materials. WCMA member companies are located throughout the United States and Canada.
The WCMA makes it easy for buyers to find WCMA members that can produce the wood component products they need in both solid and engineered wood materials. |
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Click on the Source Guide or fill out the Get-a-Quote form to connect with a WCMA Member company that can produce the exact product to your specifications. You can also call the WCMA office for customized assistance.
Latest News
WCMA Memorial Day Weekend Office Hours
In observance of Memorial Day, the WCMA office will be closed Monday May 29. We will reopen Tuesday May 30. There are no words to thank our national heroes for the sacrifices they have made for all of us. Warm wishes on Memorial Day to all. Berwick Furniture Maker Wins National Award, $100K Prize
A Maine furniture maker and artist has won a national award for craftspeople that comes with $100,000 in unrestricted prize money. The Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation announced Wednesday that Aspen Golann is one of five recipients of this year’s Awards in Craft program. Golann lives in Berwick and founded The Chairmaker’s Toolbox, a nonprofit that provides free educational opportunities and mentorships to historically excluded chair- and toolmakers. Read more. Canada: Alberta Wild Fires Destroy Millions of Acres of Land and Forest
Although wildfire season in Canada usually begins in early May, when the snow begins to melt and uncover dead vegetation that can become fuel for fires, Alberta’s wildfires have become the second-worst the province has seen during the spring, and news reports place the amount of destroyed forest land at more than 2 million acres or more than 1 million hectares. Read more |
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