The Freeman Corporation

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The Freeman Corporation is a growing, multi-faceted wood veneer manufacturer and importer. Founded in 1914 by George E. Tomlinson and originally named Tomlinson Company, The Freeman Corporation began as a manufacturer of hardwood lumber, tobacco hogsheads (a type of tobacco storage barrel) and Tomlinson takedown tables, the first banquet tables capable of being instantly disassembled for storage. The sawmill steadily expanded and became a leading walnut lumber manufacturer. Following Mr. Tomlinson's death in 1953, Gene Freeman, Mr.

Freeman buyers travel all over the globe to provide our customers with the most exotic and sought after veneers found anywhere. From anegre to zebrano, chances are we have it. We presently stock over fifty species of veneer. Check out our virtual sample room to view many of our architectural flitches. Through our virtual sample room you can buy architectural flitches directly from us.

Gene Freeman retired in 1991. Reid and George Freeman now lead a strong and experienced team. Major customers include furniture manufacturers, furniture components manufacturers, veneer splicing plants, plywood factories, architectural millwork companies, veneer resellers, and flooring manufacturers in over 20 countries. Freeman normally inventories around 50 million square feet of veneer.

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