“LBM Advantage is focused on the future and the benefits our $1.5 billion in annual purchasing power will bring to current and prospective members,” said PAL c.e.o. and president Paul Dean.

Already approved by both co-op’s boards, the merger would bring together 447 member companies operating 742 lumberyards across 33 states.

LBM Advantage will operate from existing offices in New Windsor, N.Y.; Grand Rapids, Mi.; and Monroe, La.

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