Woodgrain

Woodgrain is a family-owned manufacturer of mouldings, millwork, doors, windows, lumber and other wood products, supplying the residential and commercial construction markets. The company was founded in 1954 by Merrill "Bud" Dame as Dame Lumber and Moulding Company in Utah, and is now headquartered in Fruitland, Idaho. It remains privately held, under third-generation family leadership; Todd Dame serves as President and CEO.

Woodgrain operates on a vertically integrated model, covering sustainable timber procurement, sawmilling, component manufacturing, millwork and moulding production, particleboard manufacturing, and distribution and logistics. Its product range includes mouldings and millwork, doors, windows, lumber, particleboard, heating pellets, animal bedding and outdoor building products. The company maintains manufacturing facilities, warehouses and offices across the United States and in South America.

Much of the company's expansion has come through strategic acquisitions of door and window businesses, lumber operations and distribution companies. Woodgrain states that its vertical integration provides oversight of quality, supply and delivery, and it emphasises sustainable timber procurement across its operations.