• GRP Composite French Doors
  • GRP Composite French Doors
  • GRP Composite French Doors

French Composite Doors


Create a grand entrance with a Composite French Door. Manufactured with all of the benefits and upgrades featured in our Deluxe Composite Door range, our French Composite Doors offer unrivalled quality and thermal performance. Starting from £1490 inc VAT and free delivery, our French Composite Door range is amongst the most competitive range on the UK market. With an extensive choice of designs and colours at ultra competitive prices, there’s never been a more affordable way to create a grand entrance to your home. With standard lead times of 15-20 working days our French Composite Doors are the perfect choice for any project. Use our door designer to create your own unique design, obtain an instant live price and order online in seconds.

Composite French Doors Anthracite

Why choose a GRP Composite French Door?

Door Designs ▷ 42

Colours ▷ 23 Standard / Any Bespoke RAL

U-Values ▷ As Low as 1.0

High Security ▷ Multi-Point as Standard

Frame ▷ Steel Reinforced

Skins ▷ 3.8mm GRP

Bow Prevention U-Rail ▷ Yes - Aluminium

Warranty ▷ 10 Years

Lead Times ▷ 15-20 Working Days

From £1495 inc VAT & free delivery

GRP Composite French Door FAQs

  • The aluminium U rail is a special feature and limited to our Deluxe range of doors. The U rail runs up the height of the door and adds extra strength, security and helps prevent warping caused by thermal expansion in extreme temperatures.

  • A thicker skin makes the composite door super-resilient and high-impact resistant, therefore adding yet more strength to the door.

  • The door slabs are 44mm thick. They consist of 3.8mm GRP outer skins with a thermally efficient condensed foam core.

  • Yes, all doors are supplied pre-hung in the frame ready to install.

  • With the split spindle handle system when your door is closed the centre latch will not be released by moving the outside handle. A key is always required to open the door from the outside.

  • The door threshold is the bottom part of the door frame that you step over to enter the property. The different thresholds finish at different heights. Please see our cills an thresholds brochure for more information.

  • The cill runs underneath the threshold and protrudes outwards, it is used to deflect the rain water away from the brickwork underneath, preventing damp. The cills come in a 85mm (stub), 150mm and 180mm depth. This is measured from the back of the frame. More details can be found in our cills and thresholds brochure.

  • All of our doors are made to measure due to all openings being different. Customers can order the size bespoke to their requirement.

  • Our standard lead time is 10-15 working days although this can be subject to change depending on current stock levels.

  • Yes, the sizes you enter are the overall sizes for your doorset. This includes the frame and cill (if chosen). E.g. A 900w x 2100h doorset is the overall size including the frame. This means that the door slab itself is smaller then 900w x 2100h due to the frame being incorporated into these sizes. This is also the same for side panels which are also surrounded by frame.

  • Add On’s are available in 15mm, 35mm sections and are used if the brickwork opening is larger than the maximum frame size we are able to manufacture.

    E.g. If you have an opening height of 2170mm and the maximum height we can manufacture a doorset with a cill and pvc threshold is 2159mm, a 15mm add on will be needed. We would reduce the frame height to 2155mm and fit the 15mm add on, this achieves the overall height of 2170mm.

    For more information please see our add ons page.

GRP Composite French Doors Explained

From parts, options and components, to measuring and installation guides, click through the tabs below to learn everything you need to know about GRP Composite French Doors before placing your order.

Composite French Door - Anthracite Grey

Endless colour choices.

 At External Doors Online our GRP Composite French Door range creates a striking entrance to your home. Available in 42 styles and 21 standard colours, with the option of choosing a different colour for the interior to help you create the look that is perfect for your property. Bespoke RAL colours can also be ordered to accent, or match your particular project requirements.

Composite French Door - Irish Oak

Unrivalled quality & ultra stylish.

At External Doors Online our GRP Composite French Doors are manufactured using state of the art equipment for unrivalled precision. Stuga Flowlines, Quad Welders & CNC Corner Cleaners ensure a perfect Composite French Door frame. SCM Beam saws, Edge Banders and Twin Bed CNC Machines ensure a perfect composite door slab.

Highly trained production teams ensure that each composite french door manufactured is of the finest quality by following a strict quality control programme. Only the best materials are used to offer our customers one of the best quality and long lasting GRP Composite French Doors on the market.

Choose from Duraflex or Rehau frame profiles. The yale door lock and cylinder offer continued peace of mind. Fab & Fix suited handles, letterboxes and knockers give the perfect high quality finish. We never compromise on quality.

Composite French Door - Internal View

The detail behind the composite door.

Thermo Technology

The winning combination of materials in each Composite French Door protects your home from thermal changes. It means your house will stay warm all winter long, saving you money on your energy bills.

Easy Maintenance

Made of the most robust GRP skin, our Composite French Doors offer an extended life span.

Realistic Texture

Our Composite French Door range is uniquely designed to look as close to the raw material as possible, whether that be a premium woodgrain effect or powder coated aluminium.

Composite French Door External Doors Online 1

Personalise your composite french door.

State-of-the-art spray booths are used allowing you to choose any RAL colour for your Composite French Door. With one of the largest colour ranges on the market it’s rare we don’t have a standard colour for you, but if we won’t, just let us know the RAL colour you need and we’ll match it. As standard we offer, black, white, blue, green, red, oakwood, darkwood, anthracite grey, slate grey, sliver grey, pebble grey, sky blue, plum, olive, sage green, dusk, midnight, cherry, heather, buttercup & cream.

Composite French Doors are sprayed by hand in a colour of your choice to ensure perfect coverage every time. We use cutting edge anti-fade technology so your door will still look fantastic in years to come.

Composite French Door External Doors Online

Extensive hardware range.

Add the finishing touches to your Composite French Door with quality hardware;

Our range of superior hardware spans the traditional antique black finish right through to the ultra-modern stainless steel look so you’re sure to get the look you’re after

Our traditional range in an antique black finish makes this the perfect range for the traditional cottage-style door.

Our contemporary range offers high quality stainless steel and chrome hardware including long bar and bow handle options to complete the ultra-modern look.

Composite French Doors Colours

Highest levels of security as standard.

The Fullex Gemini system makes your Composite French Doors safe & secure.

  • PAS23/24 and Secured by Design

  • Tapered top and bottom deadbolts offer high security and compression

  • Double operating handle option or dummy external handle to slave door

  • Split spindle option for use on front door applications.

  • 304 stainless steel faceplate and slave lock for high corrosion resistance

How to Measure

Width

The width should be measured brick to brick at three points - top, middle and bottom of the opening. The smallest of these measurements is taken as the width. Always deduct 10mm from the final width.

Height

The height should be measured brick to brick at three points - left, middle and right of the opening. The smallest of these measurements is taken as the height. Always deduct 10mm from the final height.

Please remember:

  • Measure in at least three different places and deduct 10mm from both the final height and width measurements - we do not make any fitting allowances on the sizes provided.

  • Measurements will need to include the frame, cill and any frame extensions required.

  • All dimensions to be supplied in Metric (mm) and all designs are to be viewed from the outside.

  • Always check your measurements at least twice to ensure you have the correct size.

  • Ensure the frame size is smaller than the brickwork opening.

  • Do not measure your existing door or frame, but measure the brick opening.

SINGLE COMPOSITE DOOR & FRAME

Width

The width should be measured brick to brick at three points - top, middle and bottom of the opening. The smallest of these measurements is taken as the width. Always deduct 10mm from the final width.

Height

The height should be measured brick to brick at three points - left, middle and right of the opening. The smallest of these measurements is taken as the height. Always deduct 10mm from the final height.

COMPOSITE DOOR & SIDE PANEL FRAME

Side Panels

Please measure as above but also... the side panel width should be measured from the centre point of the frame between the door and the side panel to the outer edge of the side panel frame.

COMPOSITE DOOR & TOP LIGHT FRAME

Top Light

Please measure as above, but also... the top light depth should be measured from the centre point of the frame between the door and the top light to the top of the door frame. This will give you the transom drop for the top light.

Care Guide

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Stable Door Brochure

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Technical

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