French Doors

One of the best ways to bring the outside in and allow natural light to enhance your home is with the installation of French Doors, and by installing sustainably sourced French Doors that have been either wrongly mismeasured, deemed as surplus, or lovingly restored to their former glory, you are helping the planet too.

Types of French Doors

With such a diverse range of French Doors available to buy, including hinged, sliding, pocket and bi-fold doors, there is sure to be a perfect fit for your home. They also come with a selection of frames from traditional, classic designs to contemporary bold colours. Many have multipoint locking systems and reinforced glass to enhance your security, and even keyless smart locks.

Explore Green Door’s fantastic range of diverse French doors in all styles, sizes and colours, all restored to a high-quality finish.

Benefits of Our Exterior French Doors

Discover the various benefits of our French Doors, which include:

A sustainable choice – we take a range of measures to ensure that our products and processes are as sustainable as possible.
Cost-effective – our French Doors are naturally economical.
Improved thermal and energy efficiency – advanced features such as double or triple glazing, insulated frames and weatherstripping improve the thermal and energy efficiency of French Doors.
Impressive aesthetics – our French doors enhance home aesthetics by adding elegance and sophistication.
Greater strength and security – French doors offer incredible strength and security through features like reinforced frames, multipoint locking systems and toughened or laminated glass.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are French doors?

French doors are a pair of doors with glass panels that open from the centre, typically either inwards or outwards. They are designed to let in natural light and provide easy access to outdoor spaces such as gardens, patios, or balconies.

Why are they called French doors?

French doors originated in 17th-century France during the Renaissance period, when design focused on symmetry and light. Their large glass panels allow more daylight into homes.

What is the difference between French doors and patio doors?

French doors are hinged and open fully, while patio doors usually slide along a track. French doors offer a classic, elegant look and wider access when open, whereas sliding patio doors are more space-efficient and ideal for areas with limited room.

Are French doors suitable for modern homes?

Yes, French doors can suit both traditional and modern homes. With contemporary materials like aluminium and sleek frame designs available from Green Doors, there are options available for modern homeowners.

Can French doors be used internally and externally?

French doors are versatile and can be used both internally and externally. Internally, they help divide spaces while maintaining light flow, while externally they provide access to outdoor areas.

French Doors

Internal Aluminium French doors

White Wooden French doors

Aluminium French doors

White uPVC French doors

'ORIGIN OB36' French Doors

Grey Aluminium French doors

White uPVC French doors

uPVC French doors

Hardwood French Doors

White uPVC French doors

uPVC French doors

White uPVC French doors

Aluminium French doors

Stained Glass French Doors

Brown uPVC French doors

White Aluminium French doors

White Aluminium French doors

White uPVC French doors

White uPVC French doors

Grey Aluminium French doors

Grey uPVC French doors

Grey uPVC French doors

Grey Wooden French doors

French doors

Types of French Doors

Benefits of Our Exterior French Doors

Frequently Asked Questions

What are French doors?

Why are they called French doors?

What is the difference between French doors and patio doors?

Are French doors suitable for modern homes?

Can French doors be used internally and externally?

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