Get ready for IWF 2026 with Surface & Panel's special pre-show issue! Explore the technologies, machinery, materials and innovations set to take center stage at this year's International Woodworking Fair. From machine line showstoppers and digital manufacturing to emerging surface trends, product previews and expert perspectives, this issue helps manufacturers, fabricators, designers and suppliers plan their show experience while looking ahead to the future of the industry.
In the Summer issue of Surface & Panel, we explore how the industry is redefining storage and organization through smarter materials, integrated lighting, advanced hardware, and more efficient manufacturing. Centered around the theme “Urban Functionality – Surface Solutions for Small Spaces,” this issue features closet manufacturing trends, the growing role of
In the Spring issue of Surface & Panel, we take a closer look at the trends and technologies redefining the industry. Featuring KBIS 2026 coverage, global innovation in panel products and wood technology, the growing design impact of hardware, modular casework advances and insights on preparing for AI in the
Trends take center stage in the Winter issue of S&P--just in time for KBIS!
Design innovation takes center stage in the new Q4 issue of Surface & Panel!
A recent U.S. Forest Service study found storm-damaged southern pine can remain suitable for lumber and cross-laminated timber (CLT) for up to one year, offering new insights into fiber recovery, raw material utilization and supply chain resilience for engineered wood manufacturers.
New NKBA and John Burns Research reports show kitchen and bath professionals have lowered 2026 growth expectations as tariffs, inflation and consumer uncertainty continue to pressure demand. Remodeling remains the strongest-performing segment despite ongoing market headwinds.
Latest trade action includes MDF, particleboard, plywood, fiberboard and veneered panels as manufacturers weigh the impact of growing U.S.-Canada trade tensions.
Felder Group is celebrating its 70th anniversary with expanded availability of its PCS safety system and continued investment in woodworking machinery innovation. The Austria-based manufacturer now serves customers through more than 250 sales and service locations worldwide.
