Missouri Hardwood Latest Company to Earn NWFA/NOFMA Certification

Missouri Hardwood (Birch Tree, Mo.), which has been in business since 1911, has become NWFA/NOFMA-certified after a 10-year hiatus.

“Having continuous membership from the early 1930s thru 2006 has made NOFMA part of the culture and heritage at Missouri Hardwood. We are proud to be a member of the organization again,” said Jeff Davis, vice president of marketing at Missouri Hardwood, in a statement. “The NWFA/NOFMA certification is another way to show that we are committed to our products.”

Missouri Harwood offers ¾-inch solid flooring in widths from 2¼ to 5 inches. It specializes in native Missouri species, including red oak, white oak, hickory and walnut.

The NWFA/NOFMA certification shows that a manufacturer’s wood flooring meets or exceeds the industry standards for grade, configuration, moisture content, and average board length. Certified mills are inspected a minimum of two times per year to ensure consistent grade standards are met. A full list of NWFA/NOFMA certified manufacturers can be found at www.nwfa.org/nofma-manufacturers.aspx.