| .... our forestry operations manage over 25 000
square kilometres of prime crown forest in the province of quebec on a sustained
yield basis. this represents an area greater than the entire state of vermont.
our forestry management techniques are among the finest in the world. in fact,
commonwealth plywood spends over $3 million dollars annually in reforestation
and other forest improvement... |
| ...green mountain soapstone is a third-generation family owned business, located in the picturesque green mountains of castleton, vermont. we didn’t wake up one morning and say “let’s get into the stone business”. with stone quarries on two continents this is the socinski family heritage—passed down from grandfather, to father, to son. soapstone is only one of the natural stones we have worked with o... |
| ...ns. from everywhere, for everyone. ethan allen isn’t about one look. it’s about giving you the freedom to design your look—your uniquely american style.
our roots in craftsmanship are as sturdy as a vermont maple. our commitment to quality means the years of experience that went into building your furniture will make that furniture last for years to come.
we’ve been recognized repeatedly by the ... |
| ...ere are more limitations,” schrenk said.
because of the stone’s ability to absorb and radiate heat, it can be used for unique items, such as pizza ovens and foot warmers, says glenn bowman, owner of vermont soapstone. he has also seen soapstone used in a variety of everyday applications, both indoors and outdoors, including tiles, flooring, backsplashes, sinks and a variety of custom stonework.
... |
| ...new products emulate natural stones & ceramics
the new armstrong laminate stones & ceramics collection offers a limestone in linen sand and tawny beige, as well as a new slate inspired by natural vermont slate, in five colors, including ivory sand, pebble dust, ebony mist, natural beige and grey stone.
sure to be laminate’s next best seller, weathered way replicates the look of tumbled st... |