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===Decor charity classic golf tournament=== |
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Since 2004, Decor has hosted the annual ''Decor Charity Classic Golf Tournament''. |
Since 2004, Decor has hosted the annual ''Decor Charity Classic Golf Tournament''. All proceeds are divided equally among four worthwhile charities with Decor Cabinet Company matching half of the all net proceeds. Since its inception the [[tournament]] has brought in over $715,000.<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.pembinatoday.ca/2013/05/06/decor-planning-10th-charity-classic |title=Decor planning 10th Charity Classic |work= The Morden Times |location=Canada }}</ref> |
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===CorImpact=== |
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Cabinet manufacturing |
| Founded | Portage la Prairie, Canada (1977) |
| Headquarters | , Canada |
Area served | Canada and U.S. |
| Products | Custom kitchen and bath vanities |
| Brands | Talora, Zonavita, Sorrento, Allura, Fina, Burton Allen, DreamRooms and Cynergi |
Number of employees | 445 |
| Website | decorcabinets |
Decor Cabinets Ltd (also known as the Decor Cabinet Company) is a Manitoba based manufacturer of custom kitchen, bath and specialty cabinetry.
In 2013, CabinetMakerFDM magazine ranked Decor as the 127th largest furniture manufacturer in North America.[1] This publication covers trends and news that affect small cabinet shops to large woodworking plants in North America. A 2013 report by IBISWorld ranked Decor Cabinets as one of the top four largest industry manufacturers.[2]
Decor Cabinets currently employs more than 350 people between its head office, production plant and showroom.[3]
History
Decor Cabinets Ltd. began producing framed cabinets in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba in 1977.
The company produced framed and frameless products for several years and then moved exclusively into frameless production. In 1985 the company shifted its focus to custom frameless products with full access cabinetry. In 1990 Decor moved to its current location in Morden, Manitoba.[4]
In 2007, Decor Cabinets became the first company in Manitoba to be certified through the WOODMARK Quality Certification Program.[5]
The company was able to gain market share despite fierce competition and the housing market crash in the U.S. that started in 2008.[2][3][6]
The company
Decor Cabinets is owned by Larry Dyck, his brother Abe, and Vice President of Sales and Marketing Stan Pauls. 60 percent of its products are sold in Canada, with the remaining 40 percent in the United States. Its dealer network includes four Canadian provinces and 33 U.S. states.[4]
Community involvement
The company supports a variety of local and international organizations.[3]
In November 2010, Decor Cabinets sponsored the construction of a Spray Park in Morden.[7]
Decor charity classic golf tournament
Since 2004, Decor has hosted the annual Decor Charity Classic Golf Tournament. All proceeds are divided equally among four worthwhile charities with Decor Cabinet Company matching half of the all net proceeds. Since its inception the tournament has brought in over $715,000.[8]
CorImpact
Decor Cabinets runs a program called CorImpact to support education in African countries.[9]
Environmental commitment
In 2010 Decor was awarded the first CLER Program Green Award by M.S.T.W. Planning District in Morden through its program Greencore.[10][11]
Decor is part of the Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP).[12] The ESP voluntary program gives cabinet manufacturers a way to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and helps identify products that are better for the environment.[13]
References
- ^ "Decor Cabinets Ltd". CabinetMakerFDM magazine. U.S.
- ^ a b "Canadian Cabinet Industry Takes a Hit during the Last Five Years". Woodworking Network. U.S.
- ^ a b c "Improving productivity and cabinetry with new engineering capabilities". National Research Council Canada. Canada.
- ^ a b "Cabinets with a Purpose". Industry Today. Canada.
- ^ "Decor Cabinets Earns First WOODMARK Certification in Manitoba". Woodworking Network. U.S.
- ^ "Work-share agreements saving jobs in Manitoba". CBC News. Canada.
- ^ "Decor sponsoring spray park". The Morden Times. Canada.
- ^ "Decor planning 10th Charity Classic". The Morden Times. Canada.
- ^ "CorImpact by Decor Cabinet Company". Opportunity International. Canada.
- ^ "First Green Award Handed Out". Pembina Valley Online. Canada.
- ^ "Decor honored for going green". The Morden Times. Canada.
- ^ "ESP Certified Manufacturers & Brands". Canadian Kitchen Cabinet Association. Canada.
- ^ "Learn about ESP". The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA). Canada.