French doors in Leeds

French doors are the classic way to open up the back of your home. Two doors that swing wide, throw the garden into the room, and let the light pour in. We’ve fitted plenty across Leeds, and our own team will fit yours — start to finish, no subcontractors.

What you get with a French door

A proper French door is more than a pair of glazed panels. It’s a solid, weather-tight frame, locking that actually holds, and glazing that helps keep the heat where you want it. Here’s what comes as standard on every set we fit.

• Multipoint locking. Hooks and bolts engage at several points up and down the frame when you lift the handle — far harder to force than a single deadlock. The second door bolts into the frame top and bottom to hold it firm.
• A solid, reinforced frame. uPVC, aluminium or timber-effect, internally strengthened so the doors stay square. Hung to open in or out, whichever suits your room.
• Double-glazed as standard. Sealed double glazing to help keep the heat in through a Leeds winter, with safety glass where Building Regulations require it. Obscure or Georgian-bar options if you want them.
• A weather-tight threshold. Brush seals and a low or rebated cill keep draughts and rain out. We’ll talk you through a level threshold if access matters.

French doors or patio doors?

People ask us this all the time. It comes down to how the doors move and how much room you’ve got.

• French doors swing open on hinges — a traditional look, a wide clear opening when both are open, and they’re easy to throw open on a warm day. They need a bit of floor space to swing into.
• Sliding patio doors glide along a track, so they take up no swing space and suit a tighter room or a big glazed run.

If you’re weighing up the whole range — composite, sliding and folding — have a look at our doors in Leeds page first, then give Donna a ring and we’ll point you the right way. There’s no hard sell. If a patio door suits your room better than a French set, we’ll tell you.

What French doors cost in Leeds

Every job is different, so there’s no honest one-size price. What a set of French doors costs comes down to the size of the opening, the frame material — uPVC, aluminium or timber-effect — the glass spec, and whether you add side panels. The only number worth anything is the one James gives you after he’s seen the opening and measured up. No surprises, no pressure.

Want to spread the cost? You can pay with finance and pay monthly instead of all at once.

Fitted properly, first time

Because we fit every job with our own team, nothing gets lost between the sale and the spanner. He measures, he orders, he fits, and he’s the one who makes sure the doors close with a satisfying click and the seals sit right. As a door installer registered with CERTASS — the government-authorised scheme that’s the equivalent of FENSA — we register your new doors to Building Regulations for you, so there’s no separate council application to chase. Every set is backed by our 10-year guarantee.

French doors across Leeds

We’re based in Lower Wortley (LS12) and fit French doors right across the city — Pudsey, Bramley, Armley, Kirkstall, Horsforth, Farsley, Stanningley, Calverley and Morley. Plenty of LS12 homes still have tired, draughty back doors — the area averages an EPC rating of D, with over half of homes sitting in the D–G band — so a warm, well-sealed French door makes a real difference to a room you actually use.