Our Jackson distribution facility serves Milwaukee, Green Bay, Wausau, Madison, Chicago and Greater Wisconsin. As a full line industrial distributor, our emphasis is FSC, NAF, NAUF, MR and FR products. Metro Hardwoods supplies cabinet shops, office furniture, commercial case work, store fixture firms and millwork shops with their hardwood lumber and industrial panel products needs.
Metro Hardwoods Jackson stocks the largest selection of Hardwood Lumber, FSC industrial panel products, Hardwood Plywood, Melamine, Import Plywood, MDF and Particle Board in the Midwest. Broad size and color options along with key partnerships with our vendors, guarantee our customers the best prices and service. Our sales staff has the practical experience and technical education to keep you in the best quality and economical materials for your job. Climate controlled warehouse and curtain-side delivery fleet keep your industrial products stored and delivered on time and worry free.
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Steven Koves
General Manager
CARB Phase II Update
No need to panic. While manufactures' of composite panel products must meet the CARB Phase II requirements by January 1, 2011, Fabricators can sell Non-CARB compliant materials into California through December 31, 2011.
Composite core manufactures began to produce and ship CARB Phase II this November. Most manufactures' will have their production 100% CARB Phase II by the end of 2010. There is an increase in resin and manufacturing cost associated with meeting CARB Phase II formaldehyde requirements. These costs vary by type of core and thickness but will range between $20-$30/msf. Metro Hardwoods tracks each "Wood Composite Core" panel with the panel's CARB status. The CARB labeling always meets or exceeds the CARB labeling requirements. In other words, if the item is labeled "CARB Phase 1 Compliant", every panel in that SKU meets CARB Phase I. With that said, there will also be a portion that also meets the CARB Phase II requirements. These ratings include "Non-CARB Compliant", "CARB Phase I Compliant" or "CARB Phase II Compliant". CARB Exempt is treated and labeled the same as "CARB Phase II" for fabricators of finished products containing composite wood products.