Product Details
Color Options
The lites in our French doors are cut and fit for the entire length of the door. Customers can choose between double-paned glass with embedded grills and a superimposed grilling option on top of a single-pane glass panel. We also provide hand-crafted decorative glass etching upon request. Features include:
- Open up a room to the outside
- Give the illusion of additional space
- Energy-efficient with double-paned glass
- Multi-point lock system ensures security
- Both sides of the door open as opposed to only one
- Function as windows, allowing for more light
- Conveniently incorporate outdoor decks & patios into your living space
- Timeless appeal
View our range of French door colors to meet your specific taste.
*Color options may vary based on package, dimensions and more.
What is energy efficiency?
Energy-Efficient Doors
When it comes to your home, energy-efficient doors require less energy to heat your space than traditional products. That means savings on your monthly bills and comfort year-round.
Your Questions, Answered
French Doors FAQs
What are the benefits of French doors?
Window World of Central Valley’s French Doors are desired for their elegant design and ability to let a large amount of light into a room. They’re popular because they conveniently incorporate outdoor decks & patios into your living space while adding timeless appeal.
How are French doors constructed?
A French door is built of multiple lites, or full-length pieces of glass. Decorative grills can be embedded in between double-pane glass or superimposed on top of a single pane of glass in the door. For an elegant touch, decorative patterns are cut into the glass.
Typically, French doors are installed to open toward the inside of the house with both sides of the door opening as opposed to only one.
Do French doors allow light inside your home?
Yes. Our French doors are coveted for their visual grace and ability to let light into the room even when the door is closed. They give a room an open-air look and improves access between indoors and outdoor spaces.