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SLB - Why a Diversified Demand Base Is Key to Lasting Demand for Wood Products

Oct 31, 2024

Lumber demand from single-family home construction and remodeling is volatile - the last few years alone have seen major swings from the COVID pandemic in 2020 to high interest rates last year. To minimize the impact of that volatility on the wood products industry, the work of the Softwood Lumber Board to expand and diversify softwood lumber demand into commercial construction is significant.

 

The SLB continues to defend share of market in single-family and outdoor applications while pursuing new market opportunities in non-residential and multifamily construction. To maximize those opportunities, the SLB invests in Education, the American Wood Council, Think Wood, and WoodWorks to influence key decision makers for these building types and convert more projects to wood.

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Western Wood Products Association represents softwood lumber manufacturers in the 12 Western states and Alaska.

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