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Abatron
Manufacturer of adhesives, wood consolidants, and wood replacement compounds for structural and decorative restoration.
Mold Making & Casting Compounds
Founded in 1959, Abatron, Inc. specializes in the research, formulation, and manufacture of epoxy and related compounds.
Structural and Decorative Restoration
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Green Pickling
A cabinetmaker’s serendipitous discovery has her using milk paint to create an aged, pickled finish that’s non-toxic.
How to Get a Greener Lawn
Michael Weishan proves you can have a green lawn while also protecting the environment.
Wool Carpet: Historic & Green
Wool carpet is not only a historic choice for your home but an environmentally friendly interior flooring option.
Period Architecture, LTD
Period Architecture is a custom architectural firm specializing in in new homes, additions, renovations, barns, and buildings with enduring designs tailored to each distinct client. This relationship creates dynamic places that enrich modern lifestyles with timeless design.
Wolf Creek Cedar
Wolf Creek Cedar Inc., in Pleasant Hill, Oregon is a family owned and operated business with over 33 years of experience in the wood shake and shingle industry.
Milk Paint: Eco-Friendly and Non-Toxic
Real milk paint is back on the radar: It’s non-toxic and offers unique finish effects for walls, cabinets, and furniture. And modern formulations have extended its applications.
Expert Advice: Low VOC Paint
What is it that makes one kind of paint environmentally friendly? And how do the new standards affect performance? We explore low VOC paint and more.
Country Road Associates
Country Road Associates is dedicated to producing quality, handcrafted flooring, furniture and cabinetry that creates a sense of warmth and tradition in any room.
An Adirondack General Store Becomes Home
Homeowners Lauren and Ken Parlin worked with architect Sandra Vitzthum to revitalize an 1880s storefront in the Adirondacks.
Goodwin Company
Supplier of centuries-old, river-recovered, reclaimed harvested wood: for flooring, stair parts, millwork; solid or engineered, finished or unfinished.
Franmar, Inc.
Franmar Chemical, Inc. has turned the soybean into a revolutionary product that removes paint and urethane from any surface.
