French Door Options
French doors offer a classic look that adds more sophistication to your home. Inswing or outswing fibreglass French doors from Modern Windows are available in standard and custom sizes and can include a multitude of customizable options, including internal blinds, grid patterns, and door hardware, including hinges and handles. French doors are also available in a wide assortment of colours, finishes, and styles to enhance every décor.

French Door Options
- Finish - primed and ready for paint
- Fiberglass door - can provide the look of wood (texture) without the maintenance
- Wood door - the beauty and feel of real wood
- Door Hardware (hinges, door knobs, locks, etc)
- Assortment of colours, finishes and styles
- Glass lites (windows)
- Wide selection of clear or obscure tempered glass
- Standard and custom door sizes available
- Inswing and outswing and handing (hinged left or hinged right)
- Transoms and/or side lites available
- Standard and custom Jamb sizes in wood or composite
- List Internal blinds available
- List Factory finish available (doors come primed as a standard)
- Retractable screens available
- Warranty - Product Specific
French Door FAQs
Why would I buy a patio door when they're so hard to open and close?
New patio doors don’t require all your strength to open and close them…much different than that of your current patio door. Not all patio doors are built the same however, so look for doors like those carried at Modern that have steel wheels rather than plastic wheels, or you may find yourself getting a workout that you weren’t expecting.
Should I buy a French door or a sliding patio door?
This is a very common question that comes down to preferences and your current situation. Patio doors are recommended in a few situations. If you have small deck, patio doors take up less space as they do not require the “swing space” a hinged door would require to open. Patio doors are quite often more cost effective than French doors and as they are made of vinyl or aluminum and require no maintenance. A wooden French door would require painting every few years. Patio doors come with a simple sliding screen system whereas French doors require an aftermarket retractable screen system which adds cost to this investment.
French doors are aesthetically pleasing and fit well with those homes that are looking to have their door match the traditional or classic style of their home. French doors also allow for a bigger opening in order to move furniture and/or items through since both doors can swing open. You can have your cake and eat it too when it comes to style. Modern makes a patio door that mimics a French door. By using a wider extrusion and grids, you can have the look of a French Door with the convenience of a patio door.
Are your French Doors NAFS certified? What are the energy ratings?
Standard sized French doors are NAFS approved. Please contact Modern for specific ratings and details, as these are specific to geographical locations and individual products.