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Interiorfrenchdoors.net is your source for interior french doors on the internet. The term french door is defined as a door with glass applied vertically the length of the door. Therefore the word french in this case signifies glass, with the term apparently originating in France during the Renaissance. The french door was developed as a way to draw natural light from the outer rooms into the interior of the home.

The glass used in the manufacturing of a french door is either one large single panel (lite) or it is traditionally divided into several smaller panels (lites) with each lite being inserted separately into a mullion. A mullion is a vertical or horizontal strip used to separate the glass panes (lites). Standard true divided lite french doors are usually offered as single, five lite, ten lite and fifteen lite applications. Some manufacturers provide an imitation of a true divided lite french door by placing a one piece decorative grille on top of a single piece of glass.

Double prehung french door units are what comes to most peoples mind when they hear the term french doors, although french doors can be used in a variety of applications. In combination with the proper pocket door frame kit they can be used as pocket doors. A pocket door is a door that slides into and out of a hollow cavity, or pocket, in a doorway wall. When opened the door will disappear inside the space, hidden within the confines of the wall. French doors when applied with the right track and hardware can be utilized as a bi-fold door unit. Though bi-folds are most often thought of as closet doors, there are many beautiful applications for french bi-fold doors.

French doors continue to increase in popularity. Whether you intend to use them to separate a formal dining area, highlight the entrance to a library, or just to function as a room divider, french doors will not only serve their original intent, but also become a focal point of beauty in your home.

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(A) Yes you can, we do them with many different finishes of hinges, and there is upgrades in the hinges also available. With many different width of jambs available.

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French doors appear to have originated in France at the latter end
of the Renaissance period of art and architecture, with a growth of
popularity rising in France and Germany. A French door is also known as a French window, and refers to a door that has multiple windows set into it, the full length of the door.These windows are also known as “lites”, and are rather popular for allowing maximum light to enter and permeate a home. Traditionally, French doors are constructed with multiple individual sections of glass and mullions. Mullions are the dividing bars between window lites or panels. French Doors are also known as true divided lite French doors, or TDL.

(A)  French doors not only look wonderful in all rooms, but add value to your home. With our custom doors you are giving your home character that makes it distinctly yours. French doors allow you the option of closing off a room from the rest of the house, but still allow you to have extra light coming into a room. This a compromise between the open floor plans that people want, and the need for quiet areas in the home.

(A)    Our method of construction allows the door height to be trimmed down no more than 1” from the bottom rail and ½” from the top rail for a total cut down allowance of no more than 1 ½”.

(A)    Our method of construction allows the door height to be trimmed down no more than 1” from the bottom rail and ½” from the top rail for a total cut down allowance of no more than 1½”. The door width can be trimmed ¼” on each side for a total of no more than ½”. Calculate the size of door that you need, take closes standard size door and if needed subtract the trim allowances, any height or width that is notwithin these specifications is considered to be a custom size door. Click on the custom sizing link for examples and pricing information.

(A)   All glass for our French Doors is tempered safety glass (Lites ),and is made to order, with lead times no longer than 3-4 weeks.You can have glass in your French Doors in just the sections that you want,only limited by your design ideas, or the design limitations of our doors.

Take a look at these French Door glass options:

• Beveled Glass
• Frosted Glass
• Tempered Glass
• Grooved Glass

(A)   A lite is another term for a pane of glass used in a window or french door. For example, a 15 lite French Door would have 15 individual sections (lites) of glass.

(A)  We like to thing we have one of the better Warranty’s in the Door Industry  CLICK HERE to see our Warranty.