French Doors
French doors tailor-made for your home.
Why choose a French door for your home?
Certain to entice you outdoors.
French doors are worth the investment just for the added light they bring into the house. Any Kent or South East London home would be greatly improved with them.
- Fitted with high-security hinges.
- Multi-point locking system.
- Maximise light transfer.
Eden French door collections.
You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to French doors at Eden Windows, with no less than six individual collections and options in UPVC, aluminium and composite.
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It’s all in the details
Our French doors are strong, durable, secure and will remain looking good as new for many years to come. As with all our replacement doors we have a wide range of colours and finishes to choose from, ensuring your French door fits perfectly within your Kent or South East London home.
A fantastic mix of coloured UPVC finishes
Rarely does a customer fail to find a finish that they like – our colour palette is so broad and so extensive. It consists of many different shades, textures, and wood effects. White remains the overwhelming favourite with most of our customers, but people rightly expect more, and they certainly get it, with Chartwell Green being just one of an endless well of colour options. If you want a finish that’s muted or ‘out there’, there will be a fitting solution within our palette.
Popular aluminium colour finishes
Our Aluminium finishes are very distinctive and it’s no surprise why! We go through 11 separate stages to create each aluminium colour, and then once they’re done, we apply them with a powder-coating process. The feel of them is different to your ordinary aluminium finish for this exact same reason. We also produce aluminium woodgrain finishes in Walnut, Oak and Rosewood by using a method called sublimation. You could easily mistake them for authentic woodgrains.
A coloured finish that people will remember
It was always the case that 19th Century windows would have a painted finish and not be stained, which is the reasoning behind Residence windows being available in so many colours. Colours can be mixed, if that’s what you want, should you want to have a Grained White finish on the external side of the frame and English Oak colour internally. The sensible thing to do would be to pick an internal finish that complements your home decor so that the windows are in harmony with it.
Choose from wide range of handles
All tastes are catered for in our extensive hardware range as we have hardware solutions that brilliantly mimic the hardware found on a traditional French door, and contemporary offerings perfect for French doors fitted at modern residences. We can even supply you with some intricately designed numbers for your new French door.
What’s the main difference between UPVC, aluminium and composite doors?
Three materials, countless benefits.
UPVC doors cater for all-round reliability, aluminium doors have an edgy look and added toughness, while composite doors brilliantly imitate timber frames
- UPVC doors are so budget friendly.
- Aluminium profiles are slimmer.
- Composite frames utilise wood and UPVC.
Why choose Eden French doors?
All our French door offerings are strong, durable, secure and will remain looking good as new for years to come. We’ll have one fitted perfectly at your Kent or South East London home.
Energy Efficiency
French doors boast superb thermal qualities and will make a positive contribution to the overall insulation of your home, taking the heat off your boiler.
Multi-point Security
Locking handles come as standard, and of course, a multi-point locking system is also fitted as standard across our entire French Door range.
Long Term Durability
Our French doors combine exceptionally styling and modern engineering to provide the best French door solutions on the market today, with lasting functionality and quality.
Choice of Designs
Six separate French door collections at one home improvement company is unheard of and it is a gateway to a multitude of configurations and arrangements.
Choice of Colours & Glazing
Rarely does a customer fail to find a finish or glazing that they like as our colour palette and glazing suite is so extensive.
Built for all Weather
In ever-changing weather conditions, you can rely on our French doors to remain pristine and functional as they have the construction to combat it.
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3 steps to choosing your French doors
Door Material
Learn about the differences between UPVC, composite and aluminium materials and what you can expect from each so your French door satisfies performance needs.
Style & Colour
Exploring the style of Portofino, Lusso, Solidor, Evolution or Residence French door is most to your liking and then shift attention to colour.
Finishing Touches
All that’s left then is to decide on the finishing touches you want, whether it be Georgian bars, leaded detail or some side panels to frame the doors.
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Frequently asked questions about French doors
If there’s anything you need clarification on about our French doors, you can always get in touch with Eden Windows. Just before you do, see if the answer you’re looking for is included within our common questions section, raising crucial points for Kent or South East London homeowners.
1. Can you tell me the difference between French doors and patio doors?
French doors use a pair of hinged panels that meet in the middle and open from the centre. Patio doors slide sideways along a track.
- Hinged versus sliding operation
- French doors open from the centre
- Patio doors slide along track
2. How can I tell if French doors are the right option?
French doors work particularly well where there is enough room for the doors to open fully. Their glazed panels provide plenty of daylight and create a natural connection between indoor and outdoor areas.
- Requires room for opening sashes
- Large glazed areas
- Creates easy garden access
3. Where can French doors be added in my home?
They are commonly used between living spaces and gardens, patios or balconies, but French doors can also provide access from conservatories or create a stylish opening between internal rooms.
- Ideal for garden access
- Suitable for conservatories
- Can connect internal rooms
4. Do French doors offer good security?
Modern French doors are designed with security in mind, using strong frames, reliable locking systems and quality hardware. Multi-point locking helps secure the door at several points when closed.
- Strong door frames
- Multi-point locking systems
- Secure handles and hardware
5. How energy efficient are French doors?
The thermal performance of French doors depends on the frame and glazing specification. Modern UPVC, composite and aluminium options can incorporate efficient glazing, insulated frames and effective seals to help retain warmth.
- Efficient glazing options
- Insulated UPVC, composite and aluminium
- Helps reduce heat loss
6. Can French doors be used in a conservatory?
Yes. French doors can provide a practical and attractive opening from a conservatory to the garden or patio. Their glazed design also helps maintain a bright, open feel within the space.
- Suitable for new conservatories
- Works with existing spaces
- Provides convenient garden access
7. Do French doors require a lot of maintenance?
French doors are generally straightforward to look after. Cleaning the glass and frames regularly, along with occasional checks of the hinges, handles and locking mechanisms, will help keep them working properly.
- Easy to clean
- No regular painting required
- Simple hardware checks
8. Can French doors open in or out?
Yes. Depending on the configuration and available space, French doors can be designed to open into the property or towards the outside. Your door layout should take account of furniture, pathways and surrounding space.
- Inward or outward opening
- Configuration suits available space
- Flexible for different layouts
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