PureBond veneer-core plywood

In most regards, a traditional veneer-core plywood for cabinet carcase construction. Columbia Forest Products' PureBond, however, uses a formaldehyde-free soy-based binder, developed at Oregon State University, to hold the veneers together. Comparable in cost and quality to traditional plywood, but without the associated health risks.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting and regionally-produced materials.

Elemental veneer-core plywood

Eugene's States Industries offers a no-added formaldehyde plywood with a durable, zero-VOC finish. A good choice for cabinet interiors. Available with core veneers certified by the Forest Stewardship Council as sustainably-harvested.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting, sustainably-sourced, and locally-produced materials.

Collins FreeForm

A wood-based, 100% FSC-content particle board with a no-added-urea formaldehyde binder. Inexpensive and produced by Oregon's Collins Products, adherents of The Natural Step and leaders in sustainability in the wood products industry.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting, sustainably-sourced, and locally-produced materials.

SkyBlend

A wood-based, 100% post-industrial recycled-content particle board with a no-added-urea formaldehyde binder. Inexpensive and produced by Oregon's Roseburg Forest Products.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting, recycled-content, and locally-produced materials.

NAF Medium Density Fiberboard

This paint-grade material combines recycled content fiber with a no-added urea formaldehyde binder. Produced in Medford.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting, recycled content, and regionally-produced materials.

Wheatboard

A particle board made from annually-renewable wheat straw and a no-added urea formaldehyde binder. An innovative, tree-free product.
Potential LEED credits for low-emitting, recycled content, and rapidly-renewable materials.

Bamboo

Strips of fast-growing bamboo laminated into a sheet stock. As with wheatboard, a tree-free product.
Potential LEED credits for rapidly-renewable materials

Cabinets

Windpower

Bunchberry supports renewable energy by building with 100% windpower