French Doors
Our French doors feature a double design available in steel or fiberglass. Every detail is customizable: choose your color, sidelight options, grid styles, inswing or outswing, and door activation.
Like all our custom replacement doors, our French doors are crafted for your home using the highest quality materials. Whether you need fiberglass entry doors or a patio door replacement, we can create the perfect fit and aesthetic for your home.
Some Types of French Doors Explained
Sliding French Doors
French doors usually open inward or outward on a hinge, but sliding doors are another great option. These doors slide easily on a track, typically with one fixed door and one mobile door.
Bifold French Doors
Bifold doors work a bit differently from the other French doors. Instead of working on a set of hinges or a track, they use both. They usually consist of a pair of doors or more that are connected on a hinge.
Wood French Doors
Wood French doors also known as French timber doors, these are a popular choice for their strength and stability. Homeowners often prefer them for their traditional look and durability.
Glass French Doors
Glass French doors are perfect for inviting air and adding style to your home, glass French doors feature a glass body framed by sturdy materials like wood or fiberglass.
Metal French Doors
Made from materials like steel or aluminum, these doors offer various benefits. Steel provides excellent security, easy maintenance, and good insulation, but it can rust, scratch, and dent easily.
French Pocket Doors
French pocket doors don’t fold like bi-fold doors do but rather slide, sometimes in front of or behind stationary doors or walls. These doors usually have an interior pocket, and with this pocket, they can slide into the wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does a French door installation take?
A typical entry, storm or sliding door can be installed in just a few hours.
What materials should I consider when buying a new French door?
Many entry and sliding doors are made from wood, requiring regular maintenance like painting and polishing. Wood doors can expand and contract with seasonal changes, leading to gaps and drafts that increase energy costs.
At Omega Doors and Locks, we offer low-maintenance fiberglass, steel, or vinyl doors designed to prevent drafts and reduce energy usage, making them more energy-efficient.
Are all French doors equal in terms of quality?
Regardless of the material, builder-grade doors are less energy-efficient and more vulnerable to the elements. Over time, UV rays cause fading, cracking, and erosion. At Omega Doors and Locks, we use the highest-grade materials to ensure your new door withstands time and Mid-Atlantic weather.
What are The Different Types of French Doors?
There are two types of French doors: inswing doors and outswing doors. The inswing french door swings in, while the outswing french door swings outwards. You can also have French Doors that swing in and out.
Are French Doors Energy Efficient?
French doors can be energy-efficient when installed by professionals like us. Expert installation ensures optimal energy efficiency.