Timber French Doors

Timber French Doors from Lifestyle Windows

Made from carefully selected hardwood, these doors have been a popular choice for UK homeowners for generations - and it's easy to see why. They give you the practicality of a patio door with a true sense of character and traditional style that only timber can provide.

Traditional Homes

These doors work particularly well in older properties, where modern materials like uPVC might look out of place. The natural grain and traditional joinery details help them blend perfectly with period features, while modern weatherproofing and glazing means they perform just as well as any contemporary door. For listed buildings or conservation areas, timber French doors are often the best choice, matching the property's original features while meeting your specific needs.

Modern Homes

Even in newer homes, timber French doors add a touch of class that's hard to match. They can be painted or stained to suit your style, and we can match existing wood features in your home. The doors come in a range of styles with modern hinges and multipoint locking systems hidden away behind traditional handles and decorative features, giving you the best of both worlds - classic looks with modern functionality.

A Choice of Timber

Engineered Redwood

Engineered Redwood is an excellent timber species with a long lifespan for products requiring a paint finish. The wood is free of knots and imperfections that improves the aesthetics.

European Oak

European Oak is a very strong, durable hardwood that benefits from an attractive grain and colour. We use knot free laminated European Oak which provides greats looks and improves the lifespan.

Accoya®

Accoya® has earned the highest durability rating of any timber. It provides a durable, stable base for paint, ensuring a long lasting, low maintenance finished product.

Grandis Hardwood

Grandis Hardwood provides a clear faced attractive grain pattern and is often used for products that require a stain finish.

Design Options

Colours and Finishes

We can paint your doors in any colour you like, from classic whites and creams to bold heritage shades. If you prefer to show off the natural wood, we offer a range of stains that protect the timber while highlighting its natural beauty. You can even have different colours inside and out to match your interior and exterior perfectly.

Door Styles

The doors come in plenty of stunning designs to suit different homes. Choose from traditional panel designs that work beautifully in period properties, or go for a more modern look with larger glass panels that let in more light. We can fit them to open inwards or outwards, and add features like Georgian bars or decorative glass panels to match your home's style.

Hardware Options

Each set of doors comes with carefully chosen hardware that combines good looks with proper security. Pick from classic brass handles and letter plates, modern chrome fittings, or traditional wrought iron styles - all fitted with modern multipoint locking systems hidden neatly inside.

Performance and Security

Built for British Weather

Our timber French doors are carefully designed to handle everything the UK weather throws at them. We use special seals between the doors and frame that keep out wind and rain while making sure the doors close smoothly. There's no draughts or leaks, just solid, reliable performance all year round.

Keeping You Secure

Multi-point locking systems run the full height of the door, with solid bolts that engage at several points. We use high-quality cylinder locks that meet the latest security standards, and you can choose to add laminated glass for extra protection.

Smooth Operation

These doors are made to work perfectly for decades. The hinges can be adjusted to make sure your doors always open and close right and the locks are designed to engage smoothly without sticking. We add restrictors to outward-opening doors to protect them from catching in strong winds.

Warmth and Comfort

Modern double or triple glazing keeps your home warm while letting in natural light. The timber frames themselves are great insulators, and we make sure there are no cold spots around the edges.