uPVC French Doors
An Eclectic and Innovative Design
What sets our uPVC French doors apart is their wide opening action, which creates a natural flow between your house and garden. Our uPVC French doors last for decades, with a superior lifespan and outstanding thermal efficiency levels.
uPVC French doors
Configurable to Multiple Styles
At Lancelot, we give you the option to create your new uPVC French door however you like. Choose from a bespoke selection of colours, such as rosewood, chartwell green, and the popular anthracite grey, alongside plenty of glazing patterns.
- Easy to Open and Close
- Strong and Secure
- Offers Plenty of Ventilation
- Uninterrupted Views
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Get in Touch With Our Friendly Team
When you are ready to design your uPVC French doors, speak to the friendly team at Lancelot today. With over two decades of experience, we deliver a fast, efficient, and personal service to homeowners. Call us at 01458 210678 or message us through our online contact form, and we will help get started on your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can my French door be used as a patio door?
Absolutely! Our French doors deliver stunning panoramic views of the outside world and plenty of natural light. These doors help create the wow factor in any home across Ashcott, Somerset and the South West.
Are your French doors weather resistant?
Yes. All our French doors from Liniar include a patented bubble gasket seal, which protects you against draughts, leaks, and the worst of the British weather.
How many different thresholds are available for French doors?
All our French doors are available with 8 different thresholds, which are perfect for homeowners across the South and South West to come through the doors easily.
Can I customise my French doors?
Yes, our French doors come in a wide range of styles, colours, and glazing patterns. Additionally, you can choose external French doors to increase the floor space or an inward French door to create a strong connection between your house and garden.
What is the differnece between French doors and double doors?
The key difference between a French door and a double door is the material used, as double doors are made from wood. Additionally, French doors do not have a central column between them, increasing space and light.
