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The Softwood Forest Products Buyer - November/December 2022

In the latest issue of the Softwood Forest Products Buyer, see photos from the latest NELMA, Global Buyers Mission and LAT conferences, plus stories about Sawmill Surplus LLC and Western Red Cedar.

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Bill DenHoed is the specialty products purchasing<br />

manager for Sprenger Midwest Wholesale Lumber,<br />

located in Sioux Falls, SD.<br />

Sprenger Midwest is a regional wholesaler offering<br />

Cedar, treated wood, Spruce-Pine-Fir, White Fir,<br />

machine-stress-rated engineered wood, plywood,<br />

oriented strand board and Pine boards.<br />

Value-added products offered by the company<br />

include pre-finished siding.<br />

Bill DenHoed<br />

DenHoed graduated from Canton High School,<br />

located in Canton, SD, in 1985 and studied carpentry at Minnesota West<br />

Kyle Jones is a long-standing sales representative<br />

for West Bay <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Products</strong> Ltd, located in Fort<br />

Langley, BC.<br />

West Bay <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Products</strong> Ltd offers Western Red<br />

Cedar products, including: posts, rails, trim and fascia<br />

boards, decking, fencing, siding, timbers, balusters,<br />

patterns and custom inquiries. Our four facilities,<br />

which include sawmills and remanufacturing plants,<br />

Kyle Jones produce approximately 40-50 million board feet annually.<br />

Jones has been working in the forest products industry for 24 years, all<br />

North American CLT vs. Imported Product<br />

Stringent standard assures consistent value and<br />

performance<br />

Following another successful Traders Market<br />

event this year in Phoenix, it’s time to join NAW-<br />

LA for exciting industry content we’re bringing<br />

you in 2023.<br />

Connect with Fellow Industry<br />

Leaders at NAWLA’s Leadership Summit<br />

Please mark your calendar and join us for the 2023 NAWLA Leadership<br />

Summit, taking place in person at the JW Marriott Desert Resort & Spa<br />

in Palm Desert, CA! This 3-day event is tailored toward organizational<br />

and industry leaders looking to connect to discuss business challenges and<br />

present new solutions for the industry. Registration opens at the end of<br />

<strong>2022</strong>.<br />

Who’s Who in <strong>Softwood</strong>s<br />

Continued on page 43<br />

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Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is<br />

lightweight, yet extremely strong<br />

with superior acoustic, fire, seismic<br />

and thermal performance. It<br />

offers fast and easy installation,<br />

with virtually no waste onsite. CLT<br />

offers design flexibility and low<br />

environmental impacts, making it<br />

a strong alternative to conventional<br />

materials like concrete, masonry or<br />

steel—particularly on larger construction projects.<br />

CLT manufactured in North America must meet stringent product<br />

standards and be certified to the ANSI/APA PRG 320 Standard for Performance-Rated<br />

Cross-Laminated Timber. <strong>Products</strong> manufactured outside of<br />

North America may not meet these same performance expectations. APA<br />

– <strong>The</strong> Engineered Wood Association explains key characteristics evaluated<br />

in the certification process.<br />

Continued on page 50<br />

Joe Penrod is a product manager for Alta <strong>Forest</strong><br />

<strong>Products</strong>, located in Chehalis, WA.<br />

Alta <strong>Forest</strong> <strong>Products</strong> produces over 300 million<br />

board feet of over 140 different fencing products<br />

manufactured from Western Red Cedar, as well as<br />

pre-stained Whitewood. <strong>The</strong> company manufactures<br />

5/8-inch Green, Rough boards in 3-to-7 1/2-inch<br />

widths, and lengths from 42-inches to eight feet in Pallet<br />

through Clear grades.<br />

Joe Penrod<br />

Penrod was born and raised in Southern California,<br />

and obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Brigham Young Univer-<br />

Wayne Carlisle is a lumber trader for Mars Hill<br />

Inc., based in Waynesboro, MS.<br />

Mars Hill Inc., a wholesale lumber company, supplies<br />

and markets 1x4 through 2x12 Spruce-Pine-Fir<br />

and mostly 4/4 through 8/4 hardwoods to its customers<br />

located throughout North America. <strong>The</strong> operation<br />

also sells some industrial plywood in 4x8 sheets and<br />

Southern Yellow Pine cut stock to some of its customers.<br />

Wayne Carlisle<br />

Carlisle has been in his current role for approximately<br />

15 years. Previous experience includes family-owned and operated Car-<br />

By: Jackson Morrill<br />

President & CEO of the American Wood Council<br />

<strong>The</strong>re is some remarkable news to share for the<br />

countless professionals who work in the design, architecture,<br />

construction, fire service, and code enforcement<br />

Jackson Morrill<br />

space, especially those who rely on standards for the<br />

design of wood members, assemblies and connections.<br />

After nearly seven years of AWC convening meetings, collaboration and<br />

consensus building, the American National Standards<br />

Institute (ANSI) approved the Fire Design<br />

Specification for Wood Construction (FDS) as an<br />

American National Standard. Officially designated<br />

as ANSI/AWC FDS-<strong>2022</strong>, it is essentially the<br />

authoritative, one-stop shop resource for all the<br />

provisions for the fire design of wood members,<br />

assemblies and connections needed to meet the<br />

current code requirements.<br />

While this development may have flown under a<br />

Get Ready for 2023 with NAWLA<br />

New ANSI Approved Standard<br />

Marks Big Step For Managing<br />

By NAWLA Staff<br />

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Back By Popular Demand –<br />

NAWLA’s Executive<br />

Management Institute<br />

Join NAWLA April 2023 for the Executive<br />

Management Institute (EMI), a rigorous educational<br />

program designed for new and current<br />

senior leaders in the forest products industry and held in conjunction<br />

with one of the world’s top-ranked business schools, the Kellogg School<br />

of Management at Northwestern University. <strong>The</strong> NAWLA EMI course<br />

content is designed for members who have senior management in mind<br />

— weaving the needs, challenges and areas of opportunity for the industry<br />

throughout the course.<br />

Learn more about attending Leadership Summit or registering for Executive Management Institute at nawla.org.<br />

Table of Contents<br />

FEATURES<br />

NELMA'S 89th Meeting........... 1<br />

Global <strong>Buyer</strong>s Mission............ 1<br />

<strong>2022</strong> LAT Convention.............. 1<br />

DMSi......................................... 4<br />

Sawmill Surplus....................... 6<br />

IWF............................................ 7<br />

WRCLA, Mass Timber<br />

Construction......................... 8<br />

Timber <strong>Products</strong> Reception.... 9<br />

TP&EE Reception.................. 10<br />

DEPARTMENTS<br />

Who's Who in <strong>Softwood</strong>s....... 2<br />

AWC News................................ 2<br />

NAWLA News........................... 2<br />

APA News................................. 2<br />

SLB News................................. 3<br />

Washington Scene................ 11<br />

Retail Review......................... 34<br />

Northeast Bus. Trends.......... 36<br />

Inland West Bus. Trends....... 36<br />

Midwest Bus. Trends............... 38<br />

West Coast Bus. Trends......... 38<br />

Southeast Bus.Trends.............40<br />

Ont./Quebec Bus. Trends..... 40<br />

<strong>Softwood</strong> Stock<br />

Exchange.......................56-59<br />

Trade Talk............................... 60<br />

In Memoriam.......................... 64<br />

<strong>Softwood</strong> Calendar................ 65<br />

Classified Opportunities....... 66<br />

Index of Advertisers.............. 66<br />

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SLB Celebrates <strong>The</strong> Student Winners Of<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>2022</strong> Timber Competition<br />

How can we help create a sustainable built environment<br />

in the future? One way is to help educate the<br />

architects who will be designing it about the embodied<br />

carbon benefits of using wood as a structural material<br />

today.<br />

That’s why the <strong>Softwood</strong> Lumber Board partnered<br />

with the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture<br />

(ACSA), the Georgia Institute of Technology’s<br />

School of Architecture, and the Kendeda Building for<br />

Innovative Sustainable Design to hold the <strong>2022</strong> Timber<br />

Competition. This student design contest—which,<br />

in previous years, was sponsored by the ACSA and<br />

the Binational <strong>Softwood</strong> Lumber Council—invites entrants<br />

from accredited schools of architecture around<br />

the country to solve real-world design problems.<br />

<strong>The</strong> teams create designs that innovate with timber<br />

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Continued on page 52<br />

First place “Pine Hill,” designed by Peter Koczarski and Zhong-<br />

Ming Peter Zhang, students at the New Jersey Institute of Technology,<br />

with support from faculty sponsor Caroline Grieco.<br />

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