Louisiana-Pacific Corporation (LP) was created in 1973 when monopoly Georgia-Pacific Corporation was broken up after a court order.
The company went on to revolutionize the industry by designing and producing alternatives to plywood and solid wood building products, which it made from small fast-growing trees instead of old-growth timber.
LP also pioneered the use of reconstituted plywood substitute- made by pressing wood wafers together- named oriented strand board (OSB).
Today LP produces engineered wood products, siding products, oriented strand board, molding, and cellulose insulation. Products are used in new homes as well as in remodeling and repair. The company sells to retail home center giant Home Depot and has manufacturing facilities throughout North and South America.
Louisiana-Pacific Corporation trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol LPX, is a member of the Russell 2000, is #946 in the Fortune 1000, has 4,500 employees, and had $1.96 billion in revenue in 2014.
Louisiana-Pacific CorporationLouisiana-Pacific Corporation (LP) was created in 1973 when monopoly Georgia-Pacific Corporation was broken up after a court order.
The company went on to revolutionize the industry by designing and producing alternatives to plywood and solid wood building products, which it made from small fast-growing trees instead of old-growth timber.
LP also pioneered the use of reconstituted plywood substitute- made by pressing wood wafers together- named oriented strand board (OSB).
History
Today LP produces engineered wood products, siding products, oriented strand board, molding, and cellulose insulation. Products are used in new homes as well as in remodeling and repair. The company sells to retail home center giant Home Depot and has manufacturing facilities throughout North and South America.
Louisiana-Pacific Corporation trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol LPX, is a member of the Russell 2000, is #946 in the Fortune 1000, has 4,500 employees, and had $1.96 billion in revenue in 2014.
My name is Melvin Hostetler, I worked at Abitibi-Price that was bought out by ABTco. which was later bought out by Louisiana-Pacific in 1993. How do I get my pension information from you?
How do I apply for my retirement benefits?
Hello,
My name is Edward Wickert and I worked at the Pilot Rock mill and am needing to find out how to recieve my retirement pay.
Edward Wickert
I want to speak with someone about property that I believe is owned by LP Corp. It is in Louisiana, Vernon Parish near teh intersection of Rte 8 and Rte 111.
I own property that abuts this parcel which also has timber on it.
Thanks for your response.
Jerry Lester, PhD
Good morning. My name is Keith Chapman. I worked in the Tacoma WA stud mill from Aug 1983 to Jan 1990. We were eligible for a monthly pension upon retirement. I would like to know how to file for it.
Thank you for your time and cooperation in this matter.
Keith Chapman