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All-Coast Forest Products has upper-grade qirality redwood, ready to mill and ship.
Some of redwood's unique advantages: Unmatched beauty LongJasting prerforrnance o Resistance to warping, splitting, checking, and cupping . Strength combined with light weight Easy workability . Natural resistance to pests and decay . Exceptional stain retention and bondability Made in tlle U.S.A. California Grown
All-Coast mills to order, using California Redwood Association (CM) and Western Wood Products Association (WWPA) patterns. Custom designed patterns are also available. Our dedicated fleet of trucks ensures complete, on-time delivery.
GET GENUINE. NATURAL REDWOOD FOR YOUR UPCOMINC PROJECTS.,N'S THE NATURAL CHOICE. CALL ALL€OAST FOR MORE INFORMATION.
"Our LOSP procedures are also designed to ensure that our workers are not exposed to health concerns during the LOSP treatment process. Key to minimizing any health risks is allowing sufficient time for the solvent used in the treatment to evaporate (called 'flashing off') before any handling takes place. The current industry-recommended flash-ofT period is a minimum of three to four days. In New Zealand there have been instances publicized where other manufacturers have allowed structural timber to be handled while still wet with treatment, a practice FWS does not condone. Before being physically handled, FWS' wood is exposed to airdrying for a minimum of three to six weeks, depending on the thickness of the material and air temperature. In addition, our process involves the individual 'filleting' of each piece of wood to allow circulation of air around all of the product pieces. Our product is then painted with two coats of primer. Quite aparl from the need to ensure the health of workers is not compromised, the primer will not adhere if there is residual solvent present in the wood.
"We follow all New Zealand wood processing safety standards, and use a tried and tested EPA registered treatment for our products. We are committed to producing non-hazardous, environmentally responsible, and durable products for our customers."
Bodyguard and ITI issued similar statements.
Tom Rietow, ex-Hardware Hawaii, has joined HPM Building Supply as lumber and building materials sales mgr. for Kauai, Maui and Oahu, Hi., overseeing the chain's expansion beyond the Big Island.
Brad Campbell, ex-Ochoco Lumber, has formed LongHorn Lumber Co., Powell Butte, Or., wholesaling pine patterns, moulding, millwork, reclaimed lumber, and imported commons, boards, patterns and 2x6 European spruce T&G decking.
Susan Wensley has joined Standard Structures. Inc.. Windsor. Ca.. as Certa sales representative and inhouse LEED expert. Also new are technical sales rep Denise Bough and sales rep Leigh-Anne Magin, both focusing on commercial sales, and John Saggiani, ex-ilevel by Weyerhauser, as market development mgr., focusing on architects and designers.
Mark Donovan has moved from c.o.o. of Forest City Trading Group, Portland, Or., to president of affiliate Western International Forest Products, Beaverton, Or. He replaces Greg Lebeck, who retired Jan. 31 after 34 years with the company. Scott Elston, ex-Weyerhaeuser, is now v.p.-sales & marketing.
Gerry Pankratz has been named president of Olympic Industries, North Vancouver, B.C. He succeeds Steve Granger, who will manage special projects. New traders include cedar specialist Tyler Moore, exports expert Nori Matsunuma, and Nils Edstrand, handling North American trading. Stanley M. Wilson has been promoted to president and chief operating officer of BMC West parent Building Materials Holding Corp., San Francisco, Ca.
Scott Maidrand, ex-Harwood Products, is new to sales at Cal Coast Wholesale Lumber Inc., Ukiah, Ca.
Jerome Huerta is now in EWP design at Huttig Building Products, Phoenix, Az.
Richard James has been promoted to v.p.-operations for the wood products division of Casey Industrial, Broomfield, Co.
Carol Kelly, Golden, Co., has joined Fiber Composites, New London, N.C.. as director of national builder accounts and specialists.
Lane Cox, ex-James Hardie Building Products, has joined SierraPine, Roseville. Ca.. as Texas-based sales mgr, of the South-Central region.
Ralph Lodewick has been elected to the board of directors at JewettCameron Trading Co., North Plains, Or., replacing Richard Cheong, whose term expired.
Travis Campbell. Mad River Lumber, Arcata. Ca.. has been elected chairman of the board for the California Redwood Association.
John Russell, Mendocino Forest Products, Ukiah, Ca.. was named vice chairman.
Chad Hossack, ex-Select Build, is a new account mgr. at Capital Lumber, Phoenix, Az.
Raul Garcia. ex-Mid-Willamette Precut, has joined the sales team at D Stake Mill, McMinnville, Or.
Brian C. Cornell, c.e.o., Michaels Stores, has been appointed to the board of dircctors for Home Depot.
David t,uck, president, ABC Supply Co.. Bcloit. Wi.. has aclded the title of c.e.o
Peter V. Anania has been nermed president and c.e.o. of Correct Building Products.
Darrell Corbitt has bccn appointed information technology support mgr. for wood treatrncnt products at PhibroWood.
F. Timothy Reese, ex-Dupont, was appointed lo v.p.-operltions at Trex Co.
Steve Fancher, CMI, Chicago, Il.. hls been promoted to managing director of CMI-Europe & Asia.
Angelo Gangone has been named chicf staff of AWFS staff. succeeding Dale Silverman, who has retired afier 14 years at AWFS to fircus on her management consulting busincss, Mystic Mountain Ranch Corp., Coulterville, Ca.
John V. Faraci. chairrnan and c.e.o.. International Paper. has been elected chairman of the board of the American Forest & Paper Association, Washington. D.C.
Mark Savan, president. Simonton Windows. has been named to the board of directors of the non-profit Homes for Our Troops.
Dave Lucchetti, president and c.e.o., Pacilic Coast Building Products, Rancho Cordova, Ca., was named Sacramentan of the Year by the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.
Mike Howell, Parr Lumber Co., Eugene, Or., is now on the Home Builders Association of Lane County's board. Perry Larson, Copcland Lumber Yards, Florence. Or., is the president of the group's Florencc chapter.
Rex Holmes is now head of the remodeling department at MungusFungus Forest Products. Climax, Nv., repclrt co-owners Freddy Fungus and Hugh Mungus.
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