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KELLOGG HARDWOODS Continued from page 29 Kellogg also manufactures long length flooring in 6-foot to 16-foot lengths from the diverse list of domestic Hardwoods the company purchases. our wood is milled to order from rough sawn kiln-dried lumber with a moisture content between 6 and 8 percent. Grading is performed according to regulations. In other words, our product is second-to-none, yet our prices are among the lowest in the industry.” Aside from lumber, flooring and mouldings, Allen said the company specializes in providing wood for boat construction. “The art of wooden boat construction today enjoys a renaissance among craftsmen and first-time boat-builders,” he explained. “Although the advent of fiberglass and composite materials nearly took boat-building out of the hands of the individual craftsman, wood is revitalizing boat-building as the best core material for innovative construction techniques. The use of epoxy resins enables mating any type of wood and proves strong, flexible, and durable.” He continued, “From lofting to woodworking to finishing, whether using stitch-and-glue or clenched nails, you can build your dream – from a kayak to a dory to a yacht – using any wood from Okoume to Spanish cedar to the finest Malaysian Teak. The marine lumber from Kellogg Hardwoods includes time-tested species milled to the highest quality of smoothness and uniformity. Our consultants can provide practical and aesthetic advice gained from more than 40 years of wooden-boat building and Hardwood experience. Their hands-on expertise provides the edge in making woodworking and construction efficient, easy and gratifying. When you launch a boat made from our products, you will enjoy the woodworker’s pride and the sailor’s admiration for a beautiful nautical craft.” Kellogg Hardwoods Inc. is a member of the National Wood Flooring Association. n Kellogg Hardwoods Inc., of Bethel, CT, is a Hardwood distribution yard that also manufactures custom wide plank Hardwood flooring and mouldings. The firm’s facilities have the latest in state-of-the-art equipment to meet today’s Hardwood needs. For more information visit www.Kellogghardwoods.com. 44 OCTOBER 2020 n NATIONAL HARDWOOD MAGAZINE
KFIA MEETING Continued from page 36 Then the KFIA Board of Directors addressed association business, followed by a Welcome Reception that was held in the evening. On Wednesday morning KFIA President Dan Allard, of Domtar Paper Co. LLC, opened the session followed with a legislative and association update provided by KFIA Executive Director Bob Bauer, which included Hardwood Federation issues in Washington, DC and the impact on the timber industry. Bauer also discussed the recently redesigned Please turn the page Jack Urmann, Independent Stave Company, Lebanon, MO; Gary Miller, National Hardwood Magazine, Memphis, TN; and Jim Higgins, SII Dry Kilns, Lexington, NC Amy Middleton and Brittany Goodman, Diamond Forest Resources, Morehead, KY Cody Robbins and Kara Baught, WR Hardwoods, West Liberty, KY; William Perry, Powell Valley Millwork, Clay City, KY; and Kathy and Terry Robbins, TM Hardwoods, Helenwood, TN Steve Kurtz, Green Ridge Forest Products LLC, Cochranton, PA; Jason Jones, Pine Ridge, Blairsville, PA; and Geoffrey Hill, ArborGen LLC, Ridgefield, SC Kyle Libby, Fumigation Service and Supply Inc., Louisville, KY; Josh Wilhelm, Fumigation Service and Supply Inc., Cincinnati, OH; and William Perry, Powell Valley Millwork, Clay City, KY Josh and Bethany Peachey, Eagle Lumber Co. LLC, Greensburg, KY OCTOBER 2020 n NATIONAL HARDWOOD MAGAZINE 45
