Our manufacturing facility and head office in Hoquiam, Washington About Paneltech Paneltech was founded in February 1996 to serve the forest products markets, utilizing competencies acquired in over 80 years of international industry experience by the founders. Today, Paneltech manufactures products for and provides logistical and services for customers world-wide.   Paneltech's headquarters is located in Hoquiam, Washington. Our facilities include a 25,000 square foot manufacturing plant, several warehouses, and numerous owned or affiliated log reload yards. Paneltech's management has collective experience in nearly all facets of the forest products industry including timberlands, solid wood products, engineered products, and pulp and paper products. Operating Philosophy Paneltech prides itself in a line of products that have been fully tested and proven over time for specific applications. In addition, because process conditions vary significantly from customer to customer, Paneltech is able to adjust the basic product formulations slightly to accommodate each mill's unique requirements. Further, Paneltech will develop proprietary platforms that take full advantage of your mill's unique process strengths. Paneltech prides itself in a culture of responsiveness and willingness to serve its customers. Business Guidelines Learn all we can about our customers' needs so we can do everything in our power to provide it. Give customers direct access to Paneltech managers who have the skills, the tools and the authority to quickly act to solve their problems. Custom tailor overlay and saturated media solutions to customers' needs. Become a partner in (not an obstacle to) their efforts to enhance their competitiveness. Reward loyalty with loyalty. Improve processing efficiencies to enhance customer options. Develop the cleanest and "greenest" manufacturing process possible. Our Home The city of Hoquiam is located in the Olympic Peninsula, home to Olympic National Park and a land of rugged coastline, glacier capped peaks, and rain forests populated with huge trees and abundant wildlife. The tri-cities of Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Cosmopolis are located in the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula at Grays Harbor, where the Chehalis River meets the Pacific Ocean. Grays Harbor is home to numerous large manufacturing concerns, most of which are related in some way to the forest products industry. Raw materials are abundant from nearby commercial timberlands. The Port of Grays Harbor is a transportation hub where ocean vessels meet rail and truck lines which are convenient to the nearby I-5 corridor.