What's inside the JELD-WEN IWP Custom Wood Exterior Doors

JELD-WEN is the Oregon-based millwork company founded in 1960, and the IWP program is the brand's architectural-spec custom solid-wood and fiberglass exterior door line — the doors specified when an architect or builder wants JELD-WEN scale on a true premium wood product. This 18-page brochure pairs lifestyle photography of grand traditional, Mediterranean, and Old World entries with the comprehensive homeowner reference: finishing, refinishing, climate-exposure, glass, hardware, and warranty guidance for both Custom Exterior Wood and the IWP Aurora Fiberglass program.

Featured door designs and product lines

IWP Custom Wood Exterior Doors — solid-wood entry doors in mahogany, alder, red oak and other species with arched, paneled, and divided-lite configurations
IWP Aurora Fiberglass Doors — the fiberglass program with refinishable wood-look surface and matched finish library
Decorative leaded and art glass — geometric bevels, interlocking ovals, brass-caming designs, and the signature IWP leaded-glass library
Sidelite and transom packages — symmetrical sidelights and arched transoms matched to the door design
French and divided-lite glass doors — multi-pane French exterior configurations in mahogany-grain finishes
Speakeasy and clavos-detailed doors — Mediterranean and Old World doors with iron clavos and functional speakeasy windows
Factory finish library — Sable, Merlot, Cherry, Ebony, and matched custom stain colors
AuraLast wood treatment — the JELD-WEN wood-decay and termite-resistance treatment with extended warranty coverage

What you'll find inside

The brochure functions as both a design showcase and a homeowner care reference. Care chapters cover sealing trimmed edges, scratch touch-up kits, refinishing with lacquer thinner and fine-grit sandpaper, repainting unfinished doors with exterior-grade primer and polyurethane, metal-hardware corrosion control, and signs of finish failure such as flaking and discoloration. Technical chapters cover the Appropriate Exposure framework — overhang depth (D) relative to door height (H) and a climate-exposure chart for desert, ocean, and wet climates by cardinal direction — plus color-thermal effect on door longevity, storm-door and patio-door considerations, and how to locate the door identification tag.

The warranty section breaks out coverage periods across fiberglass, steel, and wood — door slabs, factory finishes, glass components, and AuraLast wood-decay coverage — with US and Canadian customer-support contacts and dispute-resolution terms.

Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 18 pages in the digital edition right here.