French Windows

French windows are ideal for most types of homes, but they shine in properties with outdoor access, such as gardens or balconies. They deliver a seamless flow between the indoors and outdoors.

Yes! You’ll be pleased to know that our modern French windows provide exceptional energy efficiency. Fitted with a double or a triple glazing option, your windows can trap warm air in winter and cool air in summer, resulting in a comfortable temperature throughout the year. They help slash energy bills significantly.

In order to keep your French windows clean, they need to be regularly maintained every couple of months. This includes cleaning the glass, locks, and hinges for wear and tear. To clean the glass and frames, wipe them with a cloth and soapy water.

Yes, French windows are a desirable feature in modern homes as they increase natural light, improve ventilation, and provide greater views of outdoor spaces. This makes your home more appealing to potential buyers.

Yes, they are. Our French windows are often ideal for small spaces as they can make a room feel more open and airy. However, they require sufficient space outside to open fully. In smaller areas, go for a French window that opens inward or a sliding French window for convenience.

Our French windows deliver exceptional security measures for your home. They go through stringent measures to meet PAS 24 accreditations. Combined with multi-point locking systems, this enhances maximum security.

The terms French windows and French doors are often used interchangeably, but traditionally, French windows refer to the style of a full-length glass window that opens like a door. Alternatively,  French doors are often used when referring to a pair of doors (both of which are usually glass) that lead to the outside.