Timber French doors
Classic painted or natural timber French doors can be made around the opening, with glazing, matching frames and coordinated hardware.
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French Doors Dublin
Doors Dublin supplies and fits French doors for homes, apartments, extensions and design-led entrances. They can be traditional timber pairs, glazed internal doors, or fully made-to-order aluminium, steel and stainless double-door systems with a coordinated frame, hardware and finish.
Complete double-door system
Two leaves, one opening, one coordinated result.
A French-door project is more than two door leaves. The frame, meeting point, active and secondary leaf, hinges, locks, handles, glazing, seals, threshold and final finish all need to work together. Doors Dublin can plan the full opening as one system, whether the doors are for an internal room connection or an external entrance.
Aluminium French doors
Made-to-order aluminium pairs can combine slim profiles, glazing and durable powder-coated colour finishes. Specialist wet-paint or automotive-style finishing may also be considered where suitable.
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Fabricated steel or stainless double doors can be developed for more architectural projects, including custom frames, decorative metalwork and selected glazing.
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Materials · Design · Finish
French doors can be traditional — or completely bespoke.
For custom aluminium and metal French doors, the frame and leaves can be designed together around the actual opening. Decorative panels can incorporate CNC laser or plasma-cut patterns where appropriate, while glazed areas, hardware positions and the meeting detail are coordinated before fabrication.
Powder coating is the main colour route for fabricated steel and a strong standard option for aluminium. Depending on the material and project, specialist wet-paint systems, automotive-style finishes, lacquered or high-gloss effects may also be considered. Stainless steel can instead use brushed, polished or satin/matt metal finishes.
Inside and outside colours may be coordinated or intentionally different where the selected door system and finish allow it. Timber French doors can also use painted, lacquered or suitable clear finishes depending on the timber and exposure.
Plan the opening properly
Frame, glazing, hardware and installation are part of the same decision.
The right French-door configuration depends on whether the pair is internal or external, how wide the opening is, which leaf is used every day, the required clear opening, exposure to weather, glazing, weight and the selected hardware. Existing frames can sometimes be retained, while custom projects often benefit from a matching new frame designed with the doors.
Double-door configuration
Plan the active and secondary leaf, meeting stile, swing direction and everyday opening width before choosing the final system.
Double-door layouts →Glazing
Clear, decorative, privacy and other suitable glazing options can be considered according to the door material, location and selected system.
Glazed French doors →Hinges & hardware
Hinge type, handle and lock positions are selected around leaf weight, frame construction, opening geometry and the required visual result.
Hinge options →Internal or external? French doors can connect two rooms, open a kitchen or living area to a garden, or form part of a larger custom entrance. The material, glazing, seals, threshold and finish should be selected for the actual location rather than treated as one universal specification.