Internal steel French doors in County Durham
We design and install internal steel French doors throughout County Durham, from Durham and Darlington to Barnard Castle and Chester-le-Street, with fixed written quotes after a free survey.
Fitting internal steel French doors in County Durham
County Durham projects include stone cottages and Victorian terraces, often with a rear extension that a steel screen connects to the house.
Lead times are confirmed in writing when you sign off the drawings, so you can plan the rest of your project around them. Safety glass is standard in every internal pane, and we check whether fire-rated glazing is needed before anything is ordered.
We cover Durham, Darlington, Barnard Castle and Chester-le-Street, plus the villages and towns between them. Lead time is 4–6 weeks from signed-off drawings, and we confirm dates in writing when you sign off the drawings.
What we can include
- No threshold: flooring runs through the opening
- Toughened safety glass, reeded or acoustic options
- Glazed top light option for tall or arched openings
- Lever handles in black, brass, bronze or stainless
Internal steel French doors are a pair of glazed steel doors that meet in the middle, hung in an opening between two rooms. Read the full guide to internal steel French doors.
Send us a few details and photos of the opening, and we will arrange a free survey.
Internal steel French doors in County Durham: questions
Can I match existing period details?
Yes. Bar layouts, handle styles and arched top lights can be drawn to suit the house, and we can match an existing door colour.
Do internal steel doors need a threshold?
No. Inside the house we leave a small gap under the doors so the flooring runs straight through without a step.
How soon can you survey in County Durham?
Survey dates in County Durham depend on our current schedule and your project stage. Tell us when your opening will be ready and we will book the survey to suit.
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Book a free survey
Tell us about your opening and we will arrange a survey and a fixed written quote.