French Doors in Ipswich
Open up your living space and add light to your Ipswich or nearby home with our French doors. Although they feature a classic look, our French doors are designed and manufactured with modern engineering to deliver doors that are stylish, durable, and secure.
Key Features
Eco-Friendly
Here at Blue Light, we do what we can to be environmentally conscious. Our French doors Ipswich are made of 100% lead-free uPVC, well in advance of legislation. Additionally, all aspects of our uPVC French doors are fully and easily recyclable.
Secure & Safe
Our French doors are highly secure. These doors are Secured by Design and PAS 24 accredited. Additionally, they are fully compliant with the latest Building Regulations. With our French doors, you will have peace of mind knowing that our doors are strong and can withstand a lot of impact.
Customisation Options
We offer colours such as White, Cream, Chartwell Green, 7016 Woodgrain, Gale Grey Finesse, Black Brown, Irish Oak, Golden Oak, and Rosewood. Other colours are also available with longer lead times. If you would like any further information on our customisation options, please contact a member of our team today!
Energy Efficient
Our French doors Ipswich are designed with a four-chamber or six-chamber profile, which makes the doors incredibly energy efficient. The addition of either 28mm double glazing or 36mm triple glazing results in our French doors having an extremely low U-value and a high WER rating. With our French doors, you will be able to enjoy a warm property with lowered energy bills.
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Make It Yours
Our French door comes with various customisation options so that you can truly make it yours. Our French door is also available in our standard and EnergyPlus range. Our standard range comes with a four-chamber profile for energy efficiency and our EnergyPlus range comes with a six-chamber profile for an A+ WER. You can pick between an open-in or open-out style to suit the needs of your living space. Additionally, our French door comes with the option for a low or ultra-low threshold.
Why Choose French Doors?
French doors are famous for their classic elegance and their ability to flood homes with natural light. Originating in the French Renaissance period, French windows have stood the test of time and are still desirable in today’s society. They are a method to add more light to your space and are ideal for the Suffolk and Essex homeowner who prefers to add a classical touch to their home.
If you still have som questions around whether a french door is the one for you, you can always check out our FAQs or get in touch with us today and a member of our teaming will be more than happy to help.
Frame Colours
White
Slate-Grey
Black-Woodgrain
Cream
Chartwell-Green
Irish-Oak
Rosewood
Golden-Oak
Mahogany
Frame Colours
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Get in Touch
Start working with us now in Ipswich and the surrounding area by using our online quoting system for your French door. Alternatively, you can contact us on 01473 944914!
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FAQ’s
What are French doors?
French doors are lightweight doors that feature glass panes for most of their length. They are usually fitted as a pair of doors instead of a single door.
Why are French doors so popular?
French doors are popular because their large glass panes let natural light pour into your living space. With their glass panels, they also create a seamless connection between adjoining spaces, making the area feel larger than it really is.
What is the difference between French doors and bifold doors?
The key difference between French doors and bifold doors is their opening mechanism. Bifold doors slide and fold back neatly, allowing you to open up an entire wall. By contrast, French doors typically feature two glazed panels that swing inward or outward. French doors are often more decorative, while bifold doors usually have a more contemporary look.
What is the difference between French doors and patio doors?
The primary difference between patio doors and French doors lies in the way they open. Patio doors slide along a track to one side, rather than swinging inward or outward. French doors, by comparison, are usually fitted as a pair, with a central meeting frame and glazed panels that open inward or outward. Patio doors suit homeowners looking for a simple, clean, contemporary look, while French doors are more decorative, making them a great match for traditional, classic homes.
How much are French doors?
It is challenging to say the exact pricing of your French door. There are a lot of variables that affect the price of French doors. To give you a quote, we will need information such as the size, the style, your approximate location in Ipswich or the surrounding area, and any additional information. For a quote, contact us on 01473 944914 or use our online quoting system for more details.
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