French Doors

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Easy access French Doors

Enables double width opening
Opens out to save space inside
uPVC, timber or aluminium
Personalise with a range of colours
Available in triple glazing

Lighten up your room

Everest French doors are a great way to create an easy transition to the garden. Opening outwards they enable you to fully utilise the space indoors whilst enabling maximum light and ventilation. They offer great versatility with the ability to lock one leaf closed or to open up both doors by securing them with cabin hooks to avoid them swinging shut in the wind.

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French doors – so many choices, so many advantages

Everest French doors are available in three different materials – aluminium, timber or, like the doors shown here, uPVC. Whichever you choose, they’re all highly secure and made to fit perfectly. There’s also a wide range of colour and stained finishes available.

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Safe and secure

The many security features include multi-point locking systems, as well as toughened glass, security hinges and hook-bolts. So your home will always look good to everyone – except burglars.

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Doors that are all yours

uPVC French doors like these have a triple glazing option, which have been shown to make your home up to 35% more energy efficient. There are 10 colours to choose from, seven handle styles, and even various door knocker and other door furniture options available as well.

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Home comforts

These French doors are in aluminium and feature Georgian bars. The advantages of aluminium doors include their uniquely slim profile and the extra warmth and quietness that they can deliver, thanks to clever features such as the warm edge spacer bar and draught-resistant seals.

Project: Newman Lodge

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Perfect, inside and out

These are the same doors, opened to reveal the slim profile. You can also just see that on the inside, the homeowner has opted to make them white. Like all our aluminium French doors, thermally-toughened safety glass is used as standard.

Project: Newman Lodge

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A choice of colour

Here's another set of uPVC French Doors, this time in Chartwell green. Available in a range of colours including wood effect finishes which look as good as wood, but with all the maintenance benefits of uPVC.

Project: Christchurch House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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A closer look

Close up you can see we also offer the option of 2 colour frames, with white on the inside to fit nicely with the interior of your home and a choice of colour on the outside. All our french doors are also fitted with multi-point locks to keep your home safe.

Project: Christchurch House
Styled by: Ann Broad
Photographer: Colin Poole

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Made to match

This attractive example of timber French doors is made from softwood, with a white paint finish. All designs are exclusive to us, so you can be sure that they will match perfectly our timber windows, paint and stain finishes and colours.

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Assured for longer

Timber french doors come with a weather drip and weather-resistant seal, while the locks fully engage into the frame to ensure that seal is as tight as possible. We also back up what we do with long guarantees including timber options like this which are guaranteed for 30 years against rot and fungus.

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Raising the bar

All of our timber doors come complete with multi-point stainless steel locking system, 6-pin security lock cylinder and security hinges, as well as thermally toughened security glass. So that’s what you call secure (and so do British Standards).

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French door options

Options

Door colours

uPVC colour options

White

Cream Woodgrain

White Woodgrain

Golden Oak

Rosewood

Anthracite

Natural oak

White and black woodgrain

White and golden oak

White and rosewood

White and anthracite

White and light grey

White and natural oak

White and olive grey

White and chartwell green

Aluminium colour options

White

Black semi gloss

Brown

Battleship grey

Charcoal grey

Door handles

Handle styles:

Swan neck

Modern

Pad

Handles colours:

White

Black

Chrome

Gold

Popular French door options

Georgian bars

Create a distinctive look by opting for Georgian bars, which can either sit between your glass panes for easy cleaning or externally for a touch of authenticity. Available with our uPVC and timber French doors.

Triple glazing

Our uPVC French doors can be advanced even further with triple-glazed glass, helping to make your home up to 35% more energy efficient than standard double glazing.

The benefits of Everest French Doors

Material options

Everest doors can be selected in timber, Upvc or Aluminium. Choose timber for an authentic finish, Upvc for low maintenance high energy performance or Aluminium for a contemporary finish with minimal framing to allow in maximum light.

Colour options

Depending on your choice of material our French doors come in over 20 different colours. Upvc offers 12 different colours including wood grain finishes which could be a great option for south facing doors where timber may struggle to stay looking new.

Energy Efficient

Such a large area of glass could result in a large loss of warmth - but not with Everest French doors. We take every effort to ensure they are as efficient as possible with 20mm Argon filled glazing gap, draught-resistant seals, Low-E glass and a warm-edge spacer bars. There’s even triple glazing recommended for north facing openings.

Guaranteed for peace of mind

Our doors come with a range of industry leading guarantees against discolouration, workmanship and the material.

FAQs

Choosing new French doors can be a daunting task, so to help you here are some popular FAQs which you might find useful.

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Do you need planning permission for French doors?
You do not need planning permission to install French doors, as they are covered under permitted development rights. However, it is always advisable to check with your local authority if you are unsure, if you live in a listed building or in a conservation area.
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Do I need a lintel for French doors?
Most windows and door openings will have some form of lintel. These are put in place to provide strength at weaker points within a building (above apertures). Lintel failure within a home can cause serious structural problems. Therefore, it is important that the condition of any existing lintels are checked be a professional before installing new windows.
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How long does it take to install French doors?
It can take up to ½ a day to install French doors. However, this does depend on the size and complexity of the design you have chosen. Simple frames with hinged panels are easy to manufacture and install.
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Can French doors be reversed?
The short answer is no. French doors cannot be reversed, at least not without significant work being done. Even if the work was carried out correctly, it is quite possible it would invalidate your warranty.

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