French Doors - Classic Design, Modern Performance

French doors are a type of double-door design that consists of two doors hinged on the sides and typically feature glass panels. They are known for their elegant appearance and are often used to connect indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing for increased natural light and easy access.

Yes, our French doors in our PVC, Composite and aluminium door ranges, are exceptionally secure.

We've integrated the Avantis one-piece lock, known as one of the most secure locks available. It features multi-point locking, a cylinder guard, and anti-tamper devices as standard features. Additionally, our PVC French Doors are designed to accept a Kubu chip, which provides real-time information about the security status of your doors. It can even send reminders to lock them at specific times or when you leave the house, ensuring your peace of mind. Lastly, the glass in our French doors can be upgraded to a police-approved security-standard double glazing.

Contact us to find out more about our French doors or visit our showroom in Keswick to see these security features in action.

Yes, our French doors are highly energy efficient. They come standard with exceptional double glazing that outperforms most options available on the market. Our standard glass is designed to be extremely thermally efficient, featuring a warm edge spacer bar, a gas-filled cavity, and soft-coated glass. These features contribute to excellent insulation and energy efficiency, helping you save on heating and cooling costs while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.

To clean and maintain French doors, use a gentle, non-abrasive cleaner on the glass and frames. All our products are resistant to corrosion and so just require a quick check and lubrication with a light spray of machine oil every 3 months.

French doors often consist of a "master" and a "slave" door. Start by unlocking the "master" door, which is typically the one you use most frequently, and then unlock the "slave" door. Gently push both doors outward to fully open, allowing for a clear and open passage between the indoor and outdoor spaces.