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Wood Product Manufacturing

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NAICS 321

The Wood Product Manufacturing industry, as defined by NAICS 321, had an annual payroll of about $25.8 billion according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2025. The Bureau of Labor Statistics counted 16,064 establishments in the Wood Product Manufacturing industry across the United States in 2025. This register lists 15,010 facilities, including 60 in Los Angeles.

SUMMARIZED FROM THE FEDERAL FIGURES ON THIS PAGE

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Products made in this industry29 PRODUCTS

ProductSourceFacilities
Accessory, Surgical ApparelFederal registry1
Bed, ManualFederal registry1
Building materialsCompany website1
BUILDING PRODUCTSCompany website1
bulk containersCompany website1
CabinCompany website1
Cedar MulchCompany website1
Clamp, Surgical, General & Plastic SurgeryFederal registry1
custom matsCompany website1
Distilled spiritsFederal registry1
DOORSCompany website1
dryersCompany website1
Exterior DoorsCompany website1
GarageCompany website1
Garment, Protective, For IncontinenceFederal registry1
GateCompany website1
INDUSTRIAL LUMBERCompany website1
INTERIOR DOORSCompany website1
MeshCompany website1
New PalletsCompany website1
PalletsCompany website1
StructuresCompany website1
studsCompany website1
Table, Operating-Room, MechanicalFederal registry1
Table TopsCompany website1
top soilCompany website1
Utility ShedCompany website1
Walk-in CoolersCompany website1
WINDOWSCompany website1

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Common questions

How many wood product manufacturing facilities are in the United States?

As of SEP 2026, FactoryRegistry lists 15,010 wood product manufacturing facilities (NAICS 321) across 53 states, compiled from EPA, OSHA and Census records.

Which state has the most wood product manufacturing facilities?

California, with 1,627 facilities listed.

How many wood product manufacturing facilities are still operating?

5,792 of the 15,010 listed carry a recent operating signal in federal data — the register's Active or Likely active status. The rest are listed from their filings alone, which is a gap in the federal record rather than evidence that a plant has closed.