Wood Cuts - June 2009
Ed Korczak claims that despite the last two years, all indications are that the U.S. wood flooring market will return to its former glory by 2011.
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Ed Korczak claims that despite the last two years, all indications are that the U.S. wood flooring market will return to its former glory by 2011.
An in-depth report on revenue and share shift within the flooring industry by product category for 2008. Report includes updates on the top players in the flooring industyr.
Darius Helm explores the shifting patterns, construction activity and greening of hotels within the hospitality sector.
The trend for more Americans to stay at home and invest in their surroundings has forced major flooring producers to introduce floor coverings specifically designed for outdoor rooms.
Publisher Kemp Harr discusses the effect of the recession on the ceramic tile market; the strength of the Starnet group of commercial contractors; and the consumer's options for buying flooring via the internet.
Designer Amanda Kaleps describes how flooring enhanced key design elements in a LEED project for a recent client in Santa Monica.
Columnist Scott Humphrey offers advice on sustaining hope, focusing on the positives and enjoying the climb even in the midst of a tough economy.
Charlie Ragland, Business professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, offers a practical overview for preparing your business for the next upturn.
Brian Hamilton explores the ups and downs of the hardwood industry on both the high and low end of the market, and the effects of the Lacey Act on the big players of the industry.
Carpet tile continues to gain share as flexibility, easy installation and sustainability attract business in the commercial carpet trade.