The main difference between patio doors and French doors is how each opens. French doors open outwards on a hinge whereas patio doors slide along a track and open to the side. Patio doors are more modern in appearance and therefore best suited to a modern, contemporary property. French doors lend themselves to period and heritage properties. You can view our range of French and patio doors here.
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Our showroom consists of:
Thames Valley Window Company
Head Office & Showroom
44 Longshot Lane
Bracknell
Berkshire RG12 1RL
United Kingdom
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are there any type of screening for french doors? posibility a sliding shade on the inside and locking hinges to keep the door open?
You can have a fly screen which pulls down on the Internorm products. There is also a mini shutter, or the external blinds, but the box needs to sit over the head of the window. These always go on the outside, as Internorm is an open in system.