With over 20 years experience, JWP creates every one of its hardwood products with a dedication to form and integrity. The custom manufacturing is based on methods of production that have stood the test of time. Each custom cabinet is created with a European-based design that not only emphasis the architectual beauty of the cabinets but allows for more usage space than traditional face framed cabinets.
Our hardwood doors are made of traditional 5-piece construction. The hard conversion varnish that is used to finish our products give them the beauty and durability that you would expect from a professsional custom wood shop.
DLV (decorative laminate veneer) doors are our professional series of laminate doors.
Proven Durability
Decorative Laminate Veneer (DLV) products have been tested and certified by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing Association.
• Heat Resistance: Imprèsa DLV products have been subjected to heat over 200° and showed no evidence of delamination.
• Humidity Resistance: Because the substraight used to make DLV doors is a man-made material, it is far more stable than solid wood doors and will not expand or contract to the same extent. While ideal for high humidity conditions, Imprèsa products should be used in environmentally controlled climates and should not be exposed to high levels of moisture for prolonged periods. DLV products should never be used for exterior applications.
• Ultra Violet Exposure: Imprèsa DLV materials are not susceptible to color changes typically associated with UV exposure. Under normal lighting conditions DLV products will change very little in color or tone.
Product Care
DLV products can be cleaned using a mild non-abrasive detergent and damp sponge or cloth. Never saturate DLV products with water or other liquids.
Solid Wood and DLV Color Match
Solid wood products can be finished to closely resemble the Imprèsa DLV colors; however, recommended solid wood finishes may not be an exact match to Imprèsa DLV colors. DLV products will change very little in color over time; however, due to the affects of light and natural aging, solid wood products will change in color. Finished solid wood and DLV products that are close in color initially may become less similar in color as they age.