Keene Family of Companies acquires Village Plastics

HomeNewsKeene Family of Companies acquires Village Plastics

Mayfield Heights, Ohio—Keene Family of Companies has acquired family-owned and operated Village Plastics Co., a precision manufacturer of thermoplastic welding rod and 3D printing filament. The new addition will join Keene Building Products, Dependable, LLC and Continental Products, Ltd.

Village Plastics’ manufacturing facility is located in Barberton, Ohio and features completely customized extrusion lines combined with in-house tooling capabilities. The addition of Village Plastics will allow for brand expansion and give Keene Family of Companies a chance to grow in the local community, as well as nationally.

“With every acquisition we have found more synergistic aspects than we thought possible,” said Jim Keene, CEO. “The addition of Village Plastics will be no different and the precision quality of the extrusions will add to our understanding of filament production while we develop further our profiling capabilities.”

Village Plastics is currently open for business, accepting orders and ready to serve the needs of its customers. The operation is still running 24 hours a day with the management staff that includes John Hosbach as manager.

Must Read

Tarkett reveals Johnsonite 2026 Colors of the Year

Solon, Ohio—Tarkett unveiled its Johnsonite 2026 Colors of the Year. The palette draws inspiration from the untamed expressions of wild earth. The company said...

FCIF board meets at TISE 2026

Las Vegas—As the industry gathered for The International Surface Event 2026, the FCIF  board of directors met Jan. 28 in Las Vegas. Leaders reviewed...

Daltile names 2025 Elite Statements Partners of the Year

Dallas—Daltile named its 2025 Elite Statements Partners of the Year. The winners included The Design House in Denton, Texas and TK Flooring & More...

NWFA completes 83rd R.I.S.E. home with Gary Sinise Foundation

Scottsdale, Ariz.—The National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA) provided flooring for its 83rd home through the Gary Sinise Foundation R.I.S.E. program. The program builds mortgage-free...

Are you better off now vs. this time last year?

Whether we are better off today is a question with no single answer as the experience varies significantly based on individual circumstances and the...

What keeps retailers up at night?

Flooring retailers are a hardy bunch. They have navigated complex economic cycles, including high interest rates, inflation, supply chain disruptions and cautious consumer spending...
Some text some message..
X