French Doors

Also referred to as French window, a French door is type of door that features multiple “lites or “windows” in it. The lites are practically used to allow light to pass through and permeate even when the door is closed.

French doors gained popularity during the end of the Renaissance period. During that time, many houses, buildings, and establishments in France and Germany used this door as a part of their architecture.

Traditionally, French doors use glass and mullions. The multiple glass lites are inserted inside the mullions or panels and each piece is then carefully attached to the door’s frame or body. Often times, the lites are decorated and painted with different patterns in order to give it a unique and elegant look.

Today, French doors are experiencing a new wave of popularity as it can now be customized according to your taste. The door entry, as well as the mullions may be constructed using exquisite materials such as maple wood, cherry, oak, birch, or even wrought iron. The lites on the other hand, can be from sturdy fiberglass or a lovely stained glass.

French doors are a lovely addition to any home. It is not only practical but iit lends a touch of beauty and splendor into your home.