Dwyer Cabinetry First to Receive Greenguard Certification; Low-Emitting Materials Help Building Professionals Support Good Indoor Air Quality
Dwyer Products Corp. is pleased to announce that its line of custom steel and thermofoil cabinetry has been designated Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified® by the Greenguard Environmental Institute (GEI).
Wood Dale, IL, June 27, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Dwyer Products Corp. is pleased to announce that its line of custom steel and thermofoil cabinetry has been designated Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified® by the Greenguard Environmental Institute (GEI), which establishes performance-based standards for low-emitting building materials, furnishings and finishes used indoors. Greenguard Certification ensures that building materials have been rigorously tested and proven to adhere to strict chemical and particle emissions criteria. Dwyer cabinetry is the first kitchen and healthcare cabinetry to receive this certification.
In addition, Dwyer’s cabinetry received the Greenguard for Children & Schools(SM) certification, the most stringent standard for materials, furnishings and finish systems that considers heightened sensitivities to chemical emissions. The Children & Schools Certification is a referenced standard for products used in K-12 schools, daycare facilities and healthcare environments, where indoor air quality is a critical concern.
Dwyer provides architects, designers and building professionals with durable, attractive custom cabinetry that supports better indoor air quality without sacrificing style. “We are committed to developing environmentally friendly products that offer architects, developers, design professionals and the chemically sensitive a range of finishes and styles that reflect the latest trends,” says Clay Jacobs, president of Dwyer Products Corp. “There is no question that low-emitting products and materials help improve indoor air quality, especially in the healthcare and educational arenas, where particleboard casework has long been suspected to be a significant contributor to ‘sick building syndrome.’ Meeting rigorous third-party standards emphasizes our dedication to the environment – both indoors and out.”
About Greenguard –
The Greenguard Environmental Institute is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve public health and quality of life by helping manufacturers build better and safer products. GEI also provides the public with a free indoor air quality resource and guide to readily available low-emitting products. In addition to administering the program and the certification process, GEI provides oversight for the establishment and continuous maintenance of acceptable standards and testing protocols for interior products.
About Dwyer –
For more than 80 years, Dwyer has provided flexible, high-quality cabinet, countertop and small footprint kitchen solutions. They supply a wide array of casework, nourishment stations and full-service kitchens that combine space efficiency with performance and style. Dwyer offers cabinets that are KCMA and Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified®, with configurations designed to meet the needs of the healthcare, student housing, assisted living, military and public housing markets. Visit www.dwyerkitchens.com.
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In addition, Dwyer’s cabinetry received the Greenguard for Children & Schools(SM) certification, the most stringent standard for materials, furnishings and finish systems that considers heightened sensitivities to chemical emissions. The Children & Schools Certification is a referenced standard for products used in K-12 schools, daycare facilities and healthcare environments, where indoor air quality is a critical concern.
Dwyer provides architects, designers and building professionals with durable, attractive custom cabinetry that supports better indoor air quality without sacrificing style. “We are committed to developing environmentally friendly products that offer architects, developers, design professionals and the chemically sensitive a range of finishes and styles that reflect the latest trends,” says Clay Jacobs, president of Dwyer Products Corp. “There is no question that low-emitting products and materials help improve indoor air quality, especially in the healthcare and educational arenas, where particleboard casework has long been suspected to be a significant contributor to ‘sick building syndrome.’ Meeting rigorous third-party standards emphasizes our dedication to the environment – both indoors and out.”
About Greenguard –
The Greenguard Environmental Institute is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve public health and quality of life by helping manufacturers build better and safer products. GEI also provides the public with a free indoor air quality resource and guide to readily available low-emitting products. In addition to administering the program and the certification process, GEI provides oversight for the establishment and continuous maintenance of acceptable standards and testing protocols for interior products.
About Dwyer –
For more than 80 years, Dwyer has provided flexible, high-quality cabinet, countertop and small footprint kitchen solutions. They supply a wide array of casework, nourishment stations and full-service kitchens that combine space efficiency with performance and style. Dwyer offers cabinets that are KCMA and Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified®, with configurations designed to meet the needs of the healthcare, student housing, assisted living, military and public housing markets. Visit www.dwyerkitchens.com.
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Emily Rudolph
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www.dwyerkitchens.com/
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800-822-0092
www.dwyerkitchens.com/
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