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Marshall, Texas - Snider Industries is partnering with Pinecone Shavings to build/operate a state-of-the-art on-site bagging facility of Snider's high-quality pine shavings. Product will be available to the market mid-October 2019. The operations will take place at a brand new bagging plant where the uniform, high quality, single source shavings will be triple screened before being ultra compressed into bales.
The new company will sell 2 products, "Fine Pine Shavings" and the larger flake "Pine Shavings". The regional pine shavings market has been using Snider's shavings for more than 18 years during the time it was bagged and sold under another company's brand. For additional information on shavings sales, please visit www.pineconeshavings.com or email Tom Green, Plant Manager, Pinecone Shavings [email protected]
We all love it, but what exactly constitutes "shiplap"? This blog post from The Craftsman Blog with Scott Sidler is a humorous look and the often mis-named, can't-miss staple feature of the most beautiful homes of our time.
http://thecraftsmanblog.com/no-joanna-thats-not-shiplap/
The highly-anticipated tall mass timber building code changes passed their first hurdle earlier Monday with approval by an International Code Council (ICC) Code Change Committee. The 2018 ICC Committee Action Hearings got underway in Columbus, OH on Sunday and will run for eight days. The Hearings bring together code and fire officials, engineers, architects, builders, and other construction professionals as part of the first public step in approving code change proposals for the 2021 set of codes. Key to industry interests are 14 proposals from the ICC Ad Hoc Committee on Tall Wood Buildings that, once officially approved by year-end, would allow mass timber buildings to be constructed up to 18 stories in height. AWC has significant staff in attendance at the Hearings who spoke, as appropriate, in support of the Ad hoc Committee proposals. More details will follow after the Hearings conclude.
We are pleased to announce the promotion of John Minter from Safety Coordinator to Assistant Plant Manager.
John has been with Snider Industries for 27 years and has worked in several areas during his tenure with the company. Most notably, he oversaw operations at the Power Plant as the Power Plant Supervisor for 14 years before taking over the newly created position of Safety Coordinator in 2014. John brings a wealth of experience to his new position and we are excited about his new role at the company. Please join us in congratulating John on his promotion! 2016 NAWLA Trader's Market in Las Vegas, NV. Snider sales manager, David Hanson and owner, Jill Snider Brewer. Photo: Building Products Digest
Great article about Snider Industries published in the Softwood Lumber Buyer. Hear what our customers say about our quality and service.
Article in The Softwood Lumber Buyer Owner of Snider Industries, Jill Snider Brewer, named Timber Processing Magazine's 2016 Person of the year! Pictured are Jimmy Brewer, plant manager and his wife, Jill Snider Brewer.
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