Opening direction
Inward and outward opening each affect usable space, weathering and the appearance of the elevation.
Doors
French doors offer a flexible paired opening with a familiar, enduring character for gardens, terraces and smaller openings.
Specified around your project
French doors can feel at home in period properties and contemporary extensions alike. Opening direction, sightlines, threshold, glazing bars and the relationship with adjacent windows define the final result.
Key considerations
Inward and outward opening each affect usable space, weathering and the appearance of the elevation.
Frame profile and glazing-bar arrangement can create a restrained contemporary or more traditional expression.
Threshold and external levels should be considered around the way the doorway meets the terrace or garden.
Technical systems
VELFAC
A triple-glazed timber-aluminium window system with slim external framing and a warm timber interior.
View system →Zyle Fenster
An aluminium-clad timber casement-door family available in inward- or outward-opening, double- or triple-glazed specifications.
View system →VELFAC
A traditionally detailed timber-aluminium window and door family for English-style homes, renovations and new buildings.
View system →VELFAC
A traditionally styled pine window and patio-door family without external aluminium cladding.
View system →VELFAC
A traditionally styled timber-aluminium system combining modern performance with barrel hinges, profiled glazing bars and moulded internal frames.
View system →VELFAC
An all-timber traditional window and door system combining classic detailing with modern glazing and weather performance.
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