French Doors

This all depends on the size, style and finish that you choose. Our range starts from as little as £350 for a small internal French door set. Our most expensive internal French doors are nearly £900, though these doors are fully finished and come with a set of sidelights to maximise the light flow between your rooms.

External French doors will always cost a little more. This is because they need to be robust enough to withstand the elements, and secure enough to withstand intruders. Your choice of material will have an impact on the cost of these doors, as uPVC French doors will cost a lot less than a set of aluminium French doors or Industrial style French doors, for example. Depending on the size and material you choose, our range runs from £650-£3500.

The smallest width for French patio doors is actually quite wide, around 1190mm. This is because they come in pairs. So even two slim narrow doors will need a little bit of extra space.

When it comes to broader widths, French doors are a lot more flexible. As well as choosing wider doors, you can also add sidelights to your door system, which will make the doorway seem even broader. Our standard widest set of external French doors is just under 3m. Some of our products can however be made to measure, such as the Heritage style French door range.

Internal French doors aren't too desimilar, with a minimum width of 1122mm and the largest being 2996mm.

Not necessarily better, but different. French doors can often be a more cost-effective option than bifold doors, while still sharing many of the benefits. The biggest difference is the aesthetics, many people prefer the more classic styling and functionality of French doors and will use them as a feature focal point in their home, whilst others prefer the space-saving aspect of bifold doors.

Their large glazed panels will let the sun shine throughout your home, helping your space feel lighter, larger and happier. They will also help you experience the space and flow of open-plan living, while also giving the option to protect your privacy with closed doors when necessary.

Whether you’re looking for internal French doors or external ones, there are plenty of benefits to installing them.

Can't decide between internal French doors or internal bifold doors? Why not check out our exclusive range of French folding doors, which combines the best of both styles into one unique door set.

Updating your doors is an easy way to add value to your house by helping it look fresher, smarter and maximising natural light.

Installing a set of French doors, can help to increase the value of your home as they create a sense of space by bringing two separate parts of your home together.

You can choose an external French door to brighten your home and help turn your garden into an extension of your living space. Alternatively, internal French doors will help bring two rooms together, letting energy and light flow between them - thus creating the illusion of a larger space.

Either way, they will bring a sense of open-plan living to your home and this will always increase its desirability. This, in turn, can increase its value.

French doors take their name from the country that dreamed up their design. Though, actually, their original French designers were inspired by Italian renaissance.

The technology of the time, meant that these large doors featured grid frames and many panes of glass to achieve those big, bright doors. But they still had the same benefits they do now: letting an abundance of light flood into homes and completely change the way they feel.