French Doors in Northampton
Our Northampton team covers Northampton and the towns and villages around it in Northamptonshire. Same factory, same installers, same 10-year guarantee.
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- Free survey, written quote on the day
- Fitted by our own team, never subcontractors
- 10-year guarantee on uPVC windows, doors and roofline
Homes around Northampton
Figures for the West Northamptonshire council area, from official data.
- 70typical home energy score (band C). Warmer than the England and Wales typical of 69
- 45%of homes rated D or below
- 2012 onwardsmost common build period
See how your street ranks in West NorthamptonshireCheck your home's energy rating
Sources: GOV.UK Energy Performance Certificate register.
Why choose AWR
A wide clear opening
Open both doors and the whole space opens up to your patio or garden.
Saves inside space
French doors open outwards, so they do not crowd your room.
More natural light
Large glass panels let daylight pour in, even with the doors closed.
Bring the garden into the room
A single back door or a small window can make a room feel shut off from the garden. French doors change that. Open both doors on a warm day and the room and patio become one space, ideal for summer meals and keeping an eye on the children outside.
On colder days, the large glass panels still flood the room with light, so it feels brighter and bigger all year round.
French doors also make a room easier to air. Open one door for a breeze, or both for a through-draught on a hot day, and close them tight when the weather turns.
How French doors work
French doors are a pair of doors on hinges that open outwards. Because they swing out, you keep your floor space free inside. They originated in France in the 16th and 17th centuries, and the style still suits both period and modern homes.
They are a popular way into a conservatory as well as a garden or patio. You can have them in different sizes and designs to suit your opening.
Secure and warm all year
Worried all that glass is an easy way in? Our French doors come fully fitted with modern locking mechanisms and hardware, and our own installers make sure everything sits square and locks properly.
Modern double-glazed French doors help keep the heat in, and uPVC frames need very little looking after. They are made to stand up to harsh weather with minimal maintenance over the years.
Old, poorly sealed garden doors are a common source of draughts in a back room. For the bigger picture, our free energy check shows where else heat is getting out.
French and patio doors we have fitted
Real photos of work by our own installers. No stock images.
What our customers say.
In their own words, from reviews left for our fitters and installers.
Joe and Tom fitted our patio door on 19th July on what was the hottest day in uk. They were both absolutely fantastic. They worked so hard in unbearably hot weather conditions. They were friendly and polite and did an amazing job. We're really happy with the finished result. Cannot praise these guys enough. An asset to All Weather Roofline.
Had the windows replaced in the last couple years, no issues even now searched them again for a garage pedestrian door, but solved that issue now.
Had a great experience with the company just had windows and doors replaced the Fitters we're brill, did a great job, clean & tidy very happy with the overall job
How a visit works
You pick the time
We call you back at a time that suits you and book your free survey. Morning, afternoon or evening.
We bring our showroom to your home
A local AWR surveyor brings samples of the doors, windows, colours and handles to you, measures up and talks through the options. No pressure.
Written quote on the day
You get a clear written quote before the surveyor leaves. No hard sell: take your time and decide when you are ready. Ask your surveyor about group installs too.
Our own team fits it
Made to measure, with doors built in our Doncaster factory. Fitted by our own installers, never subcontractors.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between French doors and patio doors?
French doors are a pair of hinged doors that open outwards, giving you the full width of the opening. Patio doors slide sideways past a fixed glass panel, so they need no space to swing open. French doors suit homes where you want a wide, classic opening. Sliding doors suit tighter spaces outside.
Are French doors secure?
Yes, when they are made and fitted properly. Our French doors come with modern locking mechanisms and hardware built in. Our own trained installers fit every pair so the doors sit square in the frame and the locks engage fully. Our doors also have triple-lock security.
Do I have enough space for French doors?
French doors open outwards, so you need clear space outside for the doors to swing, such as a patio or a level area of garden. Inside, they take up no room. Our surveyor will check the space, the wall and the ground level outside before recommending French doors or an alternative.
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Ready to make your home a castle?
Book a free, no-pressure survey. A local AWR surveyor measures up and leaves you a written quote on the day.
- We bring our showroom to your home
- Written quote on the day
- Our own fitters, never subcontractors
- Doors made in our Doncaster factory
- No hard sell