Amerhart

From a small insulation products distributor to one of the largest independently owned lumber and building materials distributors in the Midwest. Amerhart started in 1940 as an insulation and Masonite distributor. After being renamed Hartman Wholesale, we grew through the struggles of war-time economy to purchase our first facility in a 90-year-old railroad depot in Duck Creek (now the town of Howard, Green Bay, Wisconsin) with a mere 3,000 square feet of warehouse space. After growing throughout the 1950's, a major acquisition occurred in 1963 when Hartman Wholesale purchased American Millwork and Supply.

Selecting which type of lumber you use for a project depends on its ultimate purpose. For structural needs such as joists or beams, the look of the lumber isn't a top priority. But if the lumber is going to be visible, you may want a higher grade of lumber. This guide will help you understand the measurements you need for your project, as well as steer you in the right direction when making lumber choices. The foundation and framing step is when you begin to see your house take shape! You'll see the concrete slab or the start to a basement, and soon there will be exterior walls, which means you can see where your rooms, doors, and windows will be.

The kitchen or bathroom cabinets make a huge impact on the look and operations of the room. Not only do they provide the necessary storage space needed for these areas, but they often occupy a large amount of visual space. Making it important to select the right cabinet color and design that will create the rooms overall style and tone. To help you find the perfect cabinet for your home and decor, we provide various options from the top cabinet brands. Hardwood plywood consists of a panel made from layers of wood veneer or veneer in combination with lumber core, particleboard core, MDF core or hardboard core.

Whether you are starting a new construction or updating an existing structure, new siding has an incredible impact. It is the largest exterior building product visible, which also means it is the greatest defender of your home in rough weather. There are so many types of siding that offer different colors and performance. Great options include vinyl, steel, fiber cement and various types of wood siding. What is best for the home or construction project will depend on your climate, style and budget.