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French doors
Proportioning is key when it comes to French double doors. The height of the bottom panel plays a crucial role in maintaining a slender, elegant appearance. Poorly proportioned panels can make double French doors look heavy and unbalanced.
French Door Styles
Our timber French doors can be tailored to suit your design requirements by using a variety of glazing bars and panel styles. Westbury French doors incorporate full-height glass or beautifully detailed panels, with a number of glazing bar options. They can be fitted with Parliament hinges to fold back fully, allowing for a seamless transition between indoors and out. Wooden French doors can add charm and character to any home.
Our range of inward and outward-opening French doors has been developed for security, performance and long life.
As with all Westbury doors, our external French doors are independently tested to ensure they provide maximum security and thermal performance. The hind door (also termed the ‘slave leaf‘) has concealed top and bottom bolts, both operated by a single discreet lever at waist level within the door thickness. The main door, or master leaf, of the French door is fitted with a multi-locking system, providing excellent security and peace of mind.
All of our double French doors are fitted with British pre-hung projection hinges, which enable the doors to open right back, as well as top-quality British ironmongery.
Narrow panel glazed french doors
Slim glazing panels maximise light while maintaining a refined, elegant aesthetic. These external wooden french doors are the ideal feature to open your living spaces to out-side.
french doors with sidelights
Sidelights enhance symmetry and extend the glazing area, creating a bright and inviting space.
french doors with FAN LIGHT
A fan light window adds height and a sense of grandeur, framing the timber doors beautifully.
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Personalised to suit your requirements
Westbury offers a selection of options and can manufacture to your exact requirements, making the final product a truly bespoke french door.
mouldings
Ironmongery
Other handle styles and finishes may be available on request
What’s included
Delivery to your door
Touch up paint & tips
10y > lifetime guarantee
Care & maintenance guide
The key components of a door
Take a look at the illustration below and explore the essential components that define the design, functionality, and durability of our doors.
What they say
What are French Doors?
The configuration of a door’s panels defines whether it is a French door. Two door panels that feature wider top and bottom rails, especially if they are adorned with a window grid of some kind, would be considered a French door.
What is the difference between a French Door and a French Double Door?
French doors offer a classic, ageless appearance, with two sides that open outwards. Double doors provide a grand entrance, with two entryways that open inwards.
Why do they call it a French Door?
French doors get their name due to their first emergence and popularity in 17th Century France during the Renaissance Period.
Where can I learn more about Westbury Windows and Joinery French Doors?
To view our full range of French Doors, download our brochure.
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