Founded in 1945, Sauder Manufacturing Co. grew from a small maker serving a local church into a 75-plus-year furniture manufacturer with a distinctive presence in institutional settings. Its five brands now support organizations such as hospitals, campuses, and houses of worship, while its environmental credentials include GREENGUARD certification and BIFMA e3 LEVEL certification.
GREENGUARD Certification
BIFMA e3 Level Certification
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Title VI Compliance
Compliance program
California Proposition 65
Compliance program
Sauder Woodworking CoFounded by Erie Sauder in 1934, Sauder Woodworking Co. is a family-owned, family-run furniture maker based in Archbold, Ohio. Its engineered-wood furniture combines practical storage with finished, ready-to-live-with designs for homes and offices, while its commercial division adds configurable workspace solutions built to BIFMA standards.ARCHBOLD, OH
Jess Crate FurnitureJess Crate Furniture grew out of Barbara and Steve Silver’s Philadelphia textile business before the couple acquired a North Carolina factory and launched the company on August 9, 2006. Today, its Mt. Gilead operation handcrafts American-made furniture for high-use institutional environments, with a factory-direct approach and the ability to match existing pieces or finishes. The company’s work is built around practical longevity for facilities such as camps and dormitories.337127DARBY, PA
New Holland Church FurnitureEstablished in Lancaster County in 1919, New Holland Church Furniture is a Pennsylvania manufacturer with a century of woodworking heritage and a reputation built around true radius-curved pews. It works with congregations and architects to create custom worship furnishings, guiding projects from design through installation and serving churches and synagogues across the Americas.NEW HOLLAND, PA
Museum & Library Furniture LLCFounded 30 years ago by architect and award-winning furniture designer Tom Shiner, Museum & Library Furniture makes understated wood and steel furniture for museums, libraries, and other public spaces. The company grew from Shiner’s design of The Museum Stool®, created for gallery education programs and now used in collections including the Blanton Museum. Its furniture is made around solid American wood, accessible design, and durability, with installations ranging from Monticello to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.BETHESDA, MD