Supply Only uPVC French Doors Delivered Across the UK

Buy supply only uPVC French doors online from Doorland UK, made to measure for your property and delivered directly to your address. French doors provide a wide glazed opening that brings natural light into the room and creates convenient access to a garden, patio or outside living area.

Choose from classic white, contemporary greys and traditional woodgrain-effect finishes, with options for glazing, hardware, thresholds, opening direction and ventilation. Your complete French door set is manufactured to the measurements and specification confirmed with your order, ready to be installed by your chosen fitter. Browse our popular configurations online or use the interactive Door Designer for greater control over the size, colour and finishing details.

Explore Our uPVC French Door Colours

The right colour can help your new French doors blend with existing windows, complement an extension or create a contrasting feature at the rear of your property. White provides a clean and versatile finish, while Anthracite Grey, Slate Grey and Black suit more contemporary homes. Golden Oak, Irish Oak and Rosewood offer the character of a timber-style appearance with the lower maintenance requirements of uPVC.

Many coloured options are supplied with the selected finish externally and white internally, helping the doors coordinate with both the outside of the property and the interior décor. Exact colour combinations depend on the selected product and specification.

uPVC French Door Fully Customisable

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Use our interactive Door Designer to create a uPVC French door set around the requirements of your project. Specify the required dimensions, colour, opening configuration, glazing, threshold, hardware and other available options.

This is particularly useful when you need a non-standard size, a particular opening direction or a finish that is not shown among the ready-to-order configurations.

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How Do uPVC French Doors Open?

A French door set consists of two door leaves fitted within one outer frame. One leaf operates as the main or master door and is normally used for everyday access. The second, often called the slave door, can remain secured until a wider opening is required.

Opening both leaves creates convenient access for garden furniture, pushchairs and larger household items, while opening only the master door provides straightforward everyday entry and exit.

Before ordering, decide which leaf should act as the master door and confirm the handing when the doors are viewed from outside the property. This is an important part of the specification and should be checked with your installer.

Inward or Outward Opening French Doors

uPVC French doors can be configured to open inwards or outwards, subject to the selected product and manufacturing specification.

Inward-opening French doors keep the open door leaves inside the property and may be suitable where there is limited patio or garden space. However, sufficient clear floor space will be needed inside the room.

Outward-opening French doors preserve more usable indoor space and can work particularly well when the doors open onto a large patio or garden. Consider nearby walls, outdoor furniture, steps, gutters and paths before choosing this configuration.

Your installer should confirm the most suitable opening direction before the order is placed.

Made-to-Measure uPVC French Doors

Every structural opening can differ slightly, particularly when older patio doors or timber French doors are being replaced. Our uPVC French doors can be ordered to the measurements required for your property rather than forcing you to adapt the opening around a limited standard size.

When measuring, check the width and height of the structural opening in several places and use the smallest measurements. An appropriate fitting allowance must then be deducted to provide space for positioning, levelling, fixing and sealing the new frame.

Do not simply copy the dimensions of the existing doors, as the old frame may be out of square or may include trims that conceal the true opening. Your chosen installer should confirm the manufacturing sizes, door handing and opening direction before production begins.

French Door Threshold and Cill Options

The threshold is the section you step over at the base of the French door frame. Your choice can affect weather protection, finished floor levels and ease of access. A conventional uPVC threshold provides a practical weather-resistant base for many installations. A lower threshold may be preferred where easier access is important, while an aluminium option may be available for certain configurations.

The correct choice will depend on the internal and external floor levels, opening direction, drainage and intended use of the doorway. Low-threshold options must still be correctly installed and sealed to reduce the risk of water ingress. Discuss the required threshold and cill with your installer before placing the order, particularly where the doors will open onto decking, paving or a raised patio.

Double Glazing, Safety Glass and Trickle Vents

Because French doors contain large glazed areas, the glass specification is an important part of the order. Double-glazed units help provide thermal insulation while allowing natural light into the room. Toughened safety glass is commonly used in doors and other low-level glazing locations. Depending on the selected configuration, additional glass specifications and decorative options may also be available.

Trickle vents can provide background ventilation without requiring the doors to remain open. They may be positioned in the master leaf, slave leaf or outer frame, subject to the selected product and manufacturing limitations. Check the ventilation requirements for your project with your installer or building professional before confirming the order.

Secure uPVC French Doors

Security is especially important with French doors because both opening leaves must work together as a complete door set. The master door is secured using the main locking system, while the slave door must be firmly retained when it is not in use.

Available security features may include multi-point locking, reinforced uPVC profiles, secure glazing and a choice of locking cylinders. Upgraded three-star cylinders may also be available on selected configurations.

The security of the completed installation depends on more than the lock alone. The frame must be fitted square, securely fixed into the surrounding structure and correctly glazed so that the locks, keeps and hinges align as intended.

Energy-Efficient and Weather-Resistant French Doors

Modern uPVC French doors combine insulated profiles, sealed double glazing and perimeter weather seals to help reduce draughts and unnecessary heat loss.

Final thermal and weather performance will depend on the complete specification, including the glass, frame, threshold and quality of installation. Accurate fitting is particularly important with a double-door arrangement because both leaves must align correctly and compress evenly against the seals.

After installation, keep the frame drainage channels clear and periodically inspect the hinges, locks and seals. Routine cleaning with warm water and a non-abrasive cleaner is normally sufficient to maintain the uPVC surfaces.

French Doors or Sliding Patio Doors?

Both French doors and sliding patio doors can create a bright connection between a home and garden, but they operate differently.

French doors open on hinges and can provide a wide, unobstructed opening when both leaves are used. Their balanced appearance works particularly well with traditional properties, extensions and garden rooms.

Sliding patio doors move horizontally and do not require space for door leaves to swing. They can therefore be useful where space immediately inside or outside the opening is restricted.

The better choice depends on the available space, preferred appearance and how frequently the opening will be used. Browse our supply only uPVC patio doors to compare the two options.

How to Order Supply Only uPVC French Doors

Start by measuring the structural opening and asking your installer to confirm the required manufacturing dimensions. You can then select a suitable French door product or use the Door Designer for greater customisation.

Before submitting the order, carefully confirm:

  • Overall frame width and height
  • Master and slave door position
  • Left- or right-hand configuration
  • Inward or outward opening
  • External and internal frame colours
  • Threshold and cill requirements
  • Glass specification
  • Trickle-vent requirements
  • Handles and locking-cylinder options

Because the doors are manufactured to the confirmed specification, errors can be difficult to correct once production has started. Check the final acknowledgement carefully and do not arrange a firm installation date until the complete order has arrived and been inspected.

Frequently Asked Questions..

What are Supply Only uPVC French Doors?

Supply Only uPVC French Doors are external double doors you can order online without installation, giving you the flexibility to choose your own fitter while still getting a made to measure product for your home. They are a popular choice for homeowners who want a stylish and practical way to open up a room and create easier access to the garden, patio, or rear of the property. You can browse our range of Supply Only uPVC French Doors online.

Why choose Supply Only uPVC French Doors for my home?

Supply Only uPVC French Doors are a great option for homeowners looking for more natural light, a wider opening, and a clean, timeless look. They offer good value, low maintenance, and reliable everyday performance, making them a practical choice for both modern and traditional homes. If you want to explore styles before buying, visit Buy uPVC French Doors Online.

Can I buy Supply Only uPVC French Doors online?

Yes, at Doorland UK you can buy Supply Only uPVC French Doors online with a simple ordering process and UK-wide delivery. This makes it easier to compare styles, choose your options, and order the right doors for your project without the pressure of an in-home sales visit. To get started, visit Buy uPVC French Doors Online.

Are Supply Only uPVC French Doors energy efficient?

Yes, modern Supply Only uPVC French Doors can help improve energy efficiency by reducing draughts and limiting heat loss compared with older doors. Quality profiles, effective weather seals, and double glazed units all help improve thermal performance and create a more comfortable living space. You can read more in our Energy-Efficient External Doors guide.

Are Supply Only uPVC French Doors secure?

Yes, Supply Only uPVC French Doors can offer excellent security when they are fitted correctly and specified with the right features. Multi-point locking, secure glazing, and reinforced sections all help provide greater protection and peace of mind. If you want to learn more about security options, see our uPVC Door Security Features guide.

How do I measure for Supply Only uPVC French Doors?

To measure for Supply Only uPVC French Doors, you should take your measurements from the brick opening rather than the existing frame. Measure the width and height carefully, use the smallest figures, and allow fitting tolerance so your installer has the right space to work with. For step-by-step guidance before ordering, read How to Measure for a uPVC Door.

What is included when I order Supply Only uPVC French Doors?

When you order Supply Only uPVC French Doors online, the order usually includes the made to measure door set, including the frame, door leaves, glazing where selected, and your chosen hardware options. Installation is not included, so your fitter will normally handle removal of the old doors, preparation of the opening, fitting, sealing, and finishing. If you are planning your budget, see External Door Replacement Cost (UK).

Are Supply Only uPVC French Doors a good alternative to patio doors?

Yes, Supply Only uPVC French Doors are a popular alternative to sliding patio doors if you prefer a more traditional look and a full opening through the centre. They are ideal for creating a bright, practical link between your home and garden while still offering good everyday performance. If you want to compare options, you can also browse our Supply Only uPVC Patio Doors range.

Can I order matching doors for other openings in my home?

Yes, Doorland UK offers a wider range of matching door styles so you can create a more consistent look across your property. Alongside Supply Only uPVC French Doors, you can also shop Supply Only uPVC Doors, Supply Only uPVC Patio Doors, Supply Only uPVC Bifold Doors, and Supply Only Aluminium Bifold Doors.

How much should I budget for Supply Only uPVC French Doors and fitting?

When buying Supply Only uPVC French Doors, it helps to separate the cost of the doors from the cost of fitting. Your order covers the door set and any options you choose, while your installer will usually quote separately for removal, installation, insulation, and finishing work. To get a clearer idea of likely costs, read External Door Replacement Cost (UK).

Which side is the master door on French doors?

The master door is the leaf used for everyday entry and contains the primary handle and locking mechanism. It can normally be positioned on the left or right when viewed from outside, depending on the selected configuration. Confirm the required position with your installer before ordering.

Can uPVC French doors open outwards?

Yes, outward-opening configurations may be available. This can preserve indoor floor space, but sufficient clearance must be available outside for both leaves to open safely. Check the available product options and surrounding space before ordering.

Can I open only one side of my French doors?

Yes. The master door can be used independently for everyday access. The slave door usually remains secured until both leaves are needed to create the full opening.

Do French doors need trickle vents?

Whether trickle vents are required will depend on the building, the room and the work being carried out. Vent options are available on selected configurations, but the requirements should be checked with your installer or building professional.

Order Your Made-to-Measure uPVC French Doors

Create a brighter and more accessible connection between your home and garden with made-to-measure uPVC French doors from Doorland UK. Choose the required size, colour, opening configuration, glazing and hardware, then order your complete door set online for delivery.

Our supply only service gives you the freedom to use your preferred installer while purchasing the doors directly from Doorland UK. Browse the available French doors or use our interactive Door Designer to create a more personalised specification.