French Doors

If you're looking for replacement french doors, you've come to the right place. We stock internal and external options from all your favourite brands. Exterior French doors are perfect for adding natural light and fresh air to your home. They are smaller than bifold doors but still allow you to make the most of your outdoor space.

Used internally French doors have a similar benefit. They allow daylight to spread through rooms as well as improve ventilation. Internal French doors connect rooms in a similar way to bifold doors, as when they're open, two rooms can blend into one.

French Door Materials

Choose french doors that work for you. We have a variety of materials on offer:

Timber

Timber doors are classic, popular, and beautiful. We offer unfinished, primed, and prefinished options so you can really make your mark. Paint them a different colour or choose from varnish or stain finishes to bring out the natural wood.

If you invest in timber french doors, it's important to keep them well-maintained to prolong their lifespan.

Aluminium

As a general rule, aluminium doors cost a little more than their wooden or uPVC counterparts. That's because they combine all the best bits of other frame materials. They're lightweight, easy to maintain, energy-efficient, and durable.

uPVC

uPVC french patio doors are transforming homes all over the county. Whilst uPVC french doors cost less than others, you're still getting a great quality product when you shop with us. These are budget-friendly options that are far from cheap french doors.

French uPVC doors are low maintenance, strong and secure. They've also been designed with energy efficiency in mind, keeping your energy bills lower.

Glazing

Just like our sliding patio doors, all our french doors have glazed options to keep your home fresh and bright. From fully glazed panels of clear glass to doors with a frosted window, you can choose the right door to suit your space.

Our double-glazed french doors are thermally efficient and secure, so you can enjoy a view of the outdoors without concern.

Security

French doors are just as secure as normal front and back doors. They use a multipoint locking system and toughened safety glass in the same way as other external doors, so they are increasingly difficult to break into.

If you are installing new french doors, it's useful to know that planning permission isn’t usually required. However, it's always useful to check with your local authority before adding new doors, especially if you live in a listed building or period property.