Our lumber doesn't cross the Atlantic.
But theirs does.
Almost 14,000 nautical miles to a port in China.
*actual screenshot from competitor.
It then comes back to a port in the U.S.
Another 14,000 miles.
From there, it gets driven to a distribution center.
And finally, to a customer. Let's say in N.Y.C.
A tree, that could have been only 300 miles away...
...travelled almost 30,000 miles before it arrived to a consumer as a table.
This is our journey:
Let's zoom in.
From a U.S. forest to a nearby U.S. manufacturer and directly to the customer from there.
That's the difference.
Don't forget, they used the word sustainble.
We care about *how our products are made. But also
*who makes them.
Fair pay and pro-unions.