French Doors in Wareham
After the fire of 1762 destroyed two thirds of the town, Wareham was rebuilt in Georgian brick along its old Saxon street pattern. On houses of that kind, a pair of French doors usually suits the proportions far better than a wide bifold, and keeps the back of the house in character.
We fit French doors in uPVC, in our R9 timber-look range and in aluminium, with side panels and Georgian bars where they suit. Our sculptured French door system has our Storm Guard threshold, sealed against the weather without a big step. Kenny surveys every opening himself and our own team does every installation.
Our Range
French Doors
A pair of doors in uPVC, aluminium or our R9 timber-look range, with Georgian bars to suit Wareham’s Georgian brick and side panels for newer homes in Northport or Sandford.
French Doors Fitted Properly in Wareham
Inside the walls or out, Wareham homes get the same unhurried attention from us. We keep our workload sensible, and here is what that means.
Fitted by Our Own Team
Our own team fits every pair, protecting your home while they work and leaving each room swept and tidy when they are done.
Secure as Standard
Multi-point locks, high-security cylinders and toughened safety glass are standard on all the French doors we fit.
FENSA Registered
We are FENSA registered and certify every installation to Building Regulations, sending you the certificate once the work is complete.
French Doors in Wareham: Your Questions Answered
Which areas around Wareham do you cover?
We cover Wareham, Northport, Stoborough, Sandford, Ridge, Worgret, Wool and Corfe Castle, along with Shaftesbury and the surrounding area.
Do I need planning permission for French doors in Wareham?
Outside the old town, usually not, as French doors in place of a rear door or window are normally permitted development. Inside the walls, many buildings are listed and the conservation area has an Article 4 direction, which can bring door changes under planning control. A wider opening also needs Building Control. Kenny will advise whether Dorset Council needs to approve anything.
Should my French doors open inwards or outwards?
Outward opening is the usual pick in Wareham. The doors rest back against the wall, so the room keeps its space, and the wind presses them onto their seals. Inward opening can suit a balcony or a courtyard close to the house. Kenny will run through both at the survey.
What guarantee do you give?
Frames and sealed glass units are guaranteed for 10 years, hardware for 2 years and our workmanship for 10 years, all backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro.
How much do French doors cost?
We cannot price without measuring, because size, material, colour, glass, side panels and any changes to the opening all affect the figure. Kenny’s survey and written quotation are free, and on a genuine like-for-like quotation we are rarely beaten on price.
Book Your Free French Door Survey
For a free survey and quotation on French doors in Wareham, call Kenny on 01747 859199, email kenny@goldhillglazing.co.uk or use our contact form.
Read more about our French doors, or see our bifold doors in Wareham, composite doors in Wareham and windows in Wareham pages. You can also see some of our recent work nearby, including uPVC French doors in Blandford Forum, white ash French doors in Sturminster Newton and aluminium French doors in Stour Row.
We also fit French doors in nearby Poole, Wimborne and Shaftesbury.
Every installation is guaranteed for up to 10 years and backed by an insurance-backed guarantee through HomePro. Read about our guarantee.