TIMBERLAKE, LLC
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

Our sales staff can help you with any product questions or specific details you may need. Why Timberlake Timberlake. From single family to multi-unit to urban loft, each New American Home has been recognized as a product of its own time, with distinctive stylistic features and examples of skilled craftsmanship. We’re very proud to be a part of building history. Timberlake offers more than 200 different styles of cabinets, along with a full array of coordinated moldings and accessories. Our products are sold to professional builders through a network of regional service centers and distributors — and delivered directly to you or your jobsite. This streamlined process reduces lead time and ensures our cabinetry arrives exactly when you need it. At Timberlake, we’re working to reduce our carbon footprint — one cabinet at a time. Energy conservation and environmental responsibility are top priorities for most builders and homebuyers. By choosing Timberlake, you’re making the right choice for your next home — and for the planet. Timberlake cabinetry is made from 75 percent verified sustainable American hardwoods. And we manufacture close to home, with multiple manufacturing plants and nine regional builder service centers not far from where you build. In fact, the majority of the U.S. population lives within 500 miles of a Timberlake plant. By offering an eco-friendly product at an exceptional value, Timberlake can help you build better, smarter homes. Here are a few highlights of our green commitment. The majority of the U.S. population lives within 500 miles of a Timberlake assembly plant. This proximity requires less transportation fuel, resulting in lower concentrations of emissions in the distribution cycle. Timberlake uses regional vendors, enabling us to consolidate shipping logistics and schedule minimal trips for installations. If you want help measuring the environmental sensitivity of green products used in a home, you can use the free Timberlake Cabinetry is Green Approved Timberlake kitchen and bath cabinetry was the first cabinetry product to be Green Approved by the NAHB Research Center as part of the NAHB Research Center National Green Building Certification. We’ll provide you with three points for kitchen and bath vanity cabinets for your compliance with CARB indoor air quality requirements. To be awarded these points, 85 percent of the kitchen and bath vanity cabinets installed must be Timberlake. Our sales staff can help you with any product questions or specific details you may need. Why Timberlake The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association is a leader in identifying and promoting cabinetmaking companies that exhibit environmentally responsible manufacturing practices. In 2006, KCMA developed its Timberlake Builds ESP-Certified Cabinets Timberlake cabinets are both ESP-certified and promoted by KCMA, bearing the KCMA ESP seal. In the ESP self-certification process, Timberlake cabinets scored the maximum amount of points in four out of five categories, with a total score of 100 points (out of a potential 105 points). Download the Timberlake Cabinetry KCMA ESP certificate (159 KB PDF) Measuring a company’s performance in air quality (30 points) Product resource management (30 points) Meeting acceptable levels of formaldehyde emissions , or CARB, implemented regulations on formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products sold or used in finished goods in California. All particleboard, medium density fiberboard, thin MDF, hardwood plywood with a veneer core, and hardwood plywood with a composite core are now regulated under the “CARB rule.” This mandate requires cabinet manufacturers and other fabricators to use materials only from manufacturers certified by a CARB-approved third-party certifier and to provide documentation of that use. The Composite Panel Association, or CPA, was designated by the CARB as the first third-party certifier of the emission regulations. Visit the According to the CPA, fabricators or companies such as Timberlake, which manufacture products made with composite wood panels for the California market, must adhere to these specific CARB mandates: Use composites that comply with the emission and certification requirements of the rule Label every product or product box with a stamp, tag, sticker or bar code that includes the fabricator’s name, product date and compliance standard Keep records for at least two years showing the dates of composite purchases and to whom finished products were sold Include a compliance statement on bills of lading or invoices as a record of the sale of compliant products Timberlake Cabinetry purchases composite wood products from only CARB-certified suppliers. Our sales staff can help you with any product questions or specific details you may need. Why Timberlake measures “environmentally preferable products,” considering such issues as low emissions, local production and a preference for “purchased wood [that] is either not tropical, FSC-certified or reclaimed” Our sales staff can help you with any product questions or specific details you may need. Why Timberlake Whether you’re ready to get started with Timberlake or are looking for more information, you’ll find easy ways to contact us below. Production Builders Whether you’re ready to get started with Timberlake or are looking for more information, you’ll find easy ways to contact us below. Production Builders The path to excellence is narrow and we believe that doing one thing, and doing it well, is the simplest route to the highest quality. When all you do is cabinetry, you get it right. Timberlake looks at service this way: what you want, when — and where — you need it. Excellent service starts with talented people, and Timberlake's people are the best in the … At Timberlake, we're working to reduce our carbon footprint — one cabinet at a time. Energy conservation and environmental responsibility are top priorities for most builders …