Why Choose Hinged Frenchwood Patio Doors Windows
Simple Operation
Our Frenchwood Patio Doors have adjustable hinges with ball-bearing pivots for easy operation and smooth movement even in tough environments.
Convenience
The doors are made of a glass-fiber reinforced composite exterior for durability and minimal maintenance, with an option for between-the-glass blinds for added privacy.
Peace of Mind
Solid construction with a five-point locking system offers security and energy efficiency.
Comfort
Weather-stripping and interlocking design features help keep homes draft-free and provide energy savings for added comfort.
Versatility
These versatile doors are available in inswing or outswing, single or multi-panel configurations, and custom sizes. They have stainable oak, maple, pine, or prefinished white interior options, and multiple grille, color, and hardware options for further customization.
One potential downside of hinged Frenchwood patio doors is that they require clearance space for opening and closing the doors, which can limit furniture placement or outdoor living space. However, you can opt for Renewal by Andersen Frenchwood doors to slide instead of swing open if this is a concern for you.
MATERIALS AND COLORS
Renewal by Andersen hinged Frenchwood patio doors can be customized to fit any aesthetic.
FAQs
What is a hinged French door?
A hinged French door is a type of door with two panels that swings open from the center using hinges. They are typically made of wood and call and add an aesthetic appeal to a room or outdoor space.
What is the difference between a French door and a hinged door?
A hinged door refers to any type of door that swings open using hinges. However, a French door is a type of door that typically consists of two panels of glass or wood that swing open from the center using hinges.
Is it better for French doors to swing in or out?
The direction a French door should swing depends solely on the individual needs of the customer and the layout of the space. Though, it’s important to note that outward swinging doors provide more usable indoor space.
