French Doors Double Glazed Perth

French doors are hinged doors with a double-door design that allows for a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.

With large glass panels, French doors are desirable for the open, airy feel they provide, while still allowing for a degree of privacy. These doors can be used internally as well as externally (the more popular option), with double-glazed options especially popular due to the additional benefits they offer.

An excellent option for creating a connection between living rooms and patios or alfresco spaces, French doors with double glass are ideal for areas where openness and natural light are desired.

Here are 5 reasons why French double glazed doors are so popular – and why you should consider installing them at home.

• Natural light – With large glass panes, French doors allow plenty of sunlight to enter the interior of the home. This effectively brightens interior spaces and also gives the illusion of more space.
• Ventilation – The double door design provides maximum opening widths, enabling you to open up your home and let in fresh air, perfect for capturing the breeze on a hot day or simply to keep your home airy and fresh.
• Indoor/outdoor flow – French doors are perfect for creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. If you’re looking for patio doors for a new home or renovation project, double glazed external French doors are the ideal choice.
• Timeless aesthetics – With classic design, French doors suit a wide range of architectural styles, including most modern and traditional style homes.
• Double glazing – And when you opt for French doors with double glazing, you get all the benefits that have made double glazed doors and windows so popular among Australian homeowners.

From increased comfort by keeping you cooler in summer and warmer in winter to reduced noise, improved property value, and greater peace of mind with superior security, French doors with double glazing deliver a wide range of benefits that make them an excellent choice for modern and traditional homes.

Yes, we custom-manufacture double glazed French doors to your exact size and style requirements.

Along with a full colour range to match and complement the aesthetics of your home, we also offer a wide range of customisation options.

These options include inward and outward opening configurations, wheelchair-friendly low aluminium thresholds and, if you’re looking to install large door handles, extra strong flag hinges with higher weight ratings. 

Yes, we offer an optional low aluminium threshold that’s designed to provide smooth wheelchair access between indoor and outdoor areas without compromising its modern aesthetics or superior performance.

With the multi-layer design of double glazing, our French doors provide added protection, regardless of the opening direction configuration.

Additionally, at Climateframe, we use safety glass that resists shattering, along with internally fixed hinge covers, and strong multi-profile construction, to manufacture French doors that improve your overall home security and provide peace of mind.

Yes, French doors with double glazing lower energy bills. The multi-layer design of double glass French doors provides a superior thermal barrier, which reduces heat transfer between the interior and exterior. This has the effect of minimising heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, enabling homeowners to reduce their reliance on air conditioning and heating, which lowers energy bills.

Additionally, as double glazing provides superior seals against drafts than single glazing, the enhanced airtightness further reduces the need for home conditioning.

French doors can be configured to open inward or outward, but which configuration best suits your home depends on factors such as:

• Do you need to maximise indoor or outdoor space? – Outward-opening doors maximise interior space, while inward-opening doors maximise the space around doorways, making this configuration ideal if the doors open onto a small deck or patio and you don’t want to lose space.
• Is the doorway area exposed? – Inward-opening doors generally provide better weatherproofing against wind and rain.
• Are you trying to maximise indoor-outdoor flow? – Outward-opening doors tend to provide superior indoor-outdoor flow, but can restrict walkways in small outdoor spaces.

The double glazing specialists at Climateframe are on-hand to answer any questions you may have about installing double glazed French doors in Perth – don’t hesitate to reach out to our team, or visit us at our Gnangara showroom and factory!

The cost of double glazed doors in Perth varies based on several factors, including the door type, frame material, glass type, and installation complexity. Also, the door size directly impacts the price of double glazed doors, as larger doors require more materials and longer installation time.

• For a complete residential double glazing project in 2026, uPVC double glazing averages around $25,000 for renovations and $21,000 for new builds.
• Thermal broken aluminium double glazing costs approximately $39,000 for renovations and $35,000 for new builds.
• Non-thermal broken aluminium is a mid-range option at around $24,000 for renovations and $17,000 for new builds.

High-end styles, like lift & slide doors, have higher manufacturing and installation costs than standard sliding or hinged doors – please contact us for a quote on our lift & slide doors, as well as any additional options you may have in mind.