Plan the full opening, meeting point, glazing, hardware and floor clearance for a pair of French doors.
How this relates to the doorFrench Doors: What to Plan is illustrated as a paired glazed opening, showing the two-leaf arrangement and the importance of alignment between both doors and the frame.
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Think of French doors as one coordinated opening
Two leaves have to meet correctly in the centre and work together with the frame. Small alignment errors that may be less noticeable on a single door can affect how a pair closes.
What to plan
Overall opening width and height
Equal or unequal door-leaf widths
Which leaf is normally used first
Internal or external location
Glass layout and privacy
Floor clearance and threshold
Handles, bolts and locking points
Frame condition and centre alignment
Internal and external pairs are different jobs
Internal French doors may focus on appearance, light and room connection. External French doors also need suitable weather sealing, thresholds and an entrance-system specification.
Measure the complete pair
Do not order by measuring one existing leaf only. The useful measurement is the complete opening and frame condition, together with how the two doors need to operate.
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