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White suits traditional applications and period properties throughout Lincolnshire, while woodgrain foils provide authentic timber appearance without maintenance demands, ideal for heritage projects and conservation areas. Two-tone options allow one colour outside and a different colour inside to match interior décor.
Find Out MoreFrench doors can be configured with equal-sized panels for symmetrical appearance, or with one larger and one smaller panel where opening dimensions require it. Slim windows can be added to either side of the doors to create a narrower opening. Our team will discuss opening directions, threshold options, and integration with side panels with you before installation.
Find Out MorePeriod properties often feature French doors with glazing bars creating multiple panes. Georgian and Regency properties typically require more panes; Victorian and Edwardian properties may have fewer. Bars can be added to the outside of the glass or between the panes.
Find Out MoreWe offer a wide range of different handle designs in finishes including white, silver, brushed, and matt black. Multi-point locking systems provide enhanced security whilst maintaining a refined appearance.
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If you have any questions – big or small – or you’d like to arrange a consultation call or a site visit, reach out to our friendly team.
French doors have been the traditional choice for connecting indoor spaces to gardens for centuries. Their enduring popularity reflects practical advantages and aesthetic appeal that suit a range of diverse architectural styles and applications.
French doors are hinged and open outwards or inwards like traditional doors, with both panels opening to create a wide entrance. Patio doors slide horizontally along a track, saving space as they don’t require clearance to swing open. French doors provide traditional aesthetics and wider unobstructed openings; patio doors save space in areas with limited clearance.
Yes, French doors need clearance for panels to swing open: either external space if opening outward, or internal space if opening inward. Properties with limited patio space, furniture near doorways, or restricted internal layouts may find patio doors or bi-fold doors more practical. However, French doors’ full opening width and traditional appearance often justify the space requirement.
Absolutely. Hotels, restaurants, cafés, care homes, and hospitality venues frequently specify French doors for elegant access to gardens, terraces, and outdoor dining areas. The traditional aesthetic complements period conversions and adds character to modern hospitality spaces.
Yes, French doors can be specified with low or level thresholds meeting accessibility requirements. This makes them suitable for properties requiring wheelchair access to accommodate elderly or disabled individuals.
Both. Many contractors prefer supply-only for their own installation teams. We also offer full supply and installation, particularly for housing associations, property developers, hospitality venues, and clients requiring complete project management.
Yes, French doors integrate with fixed side panels or adjacent windows to create larger glazed assemblies. This is particularly popular for generous openings in substantial properties, orangeries, and commercial hospitality venues requiring maximum light and views.
Since 1983, we’ve been serving Lincolnshire and the surrounding counties with honest, reliable glazing services. Our longevity speaks to our commitment to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.
With over 2,000 happy clients across the region, we’re proud to be Lincolnshire’s first choice for windows, doors, and conservatories.