Liberty Collection

French Patio Doors

Our Liberty Collection French Doors combine elegance, durability, and functionality, creating the perfect gateway between your indoor and outdoor living spaces. Designed with a classic French door aesthetic, they feature large glass panes that invite natural light into your home while providing exceptional energy efficiency. Constructed from premium materials, these doors are built to withstand harsh weather conditions without compromising style or performance. Available in a variety of finishes and customizable options, our French patio doors offer timeless beauty that complements any architectural style, enhancing the charm and value of your home.

French Patio Doors

Frequently Asked Questions

A Frenchclad door, often referred to as a French door, is a type of door that is made primarily of glass panes set into a frame. These doors are designed to allow maximum light to pass through while providing a barrier between indoor and outdoor spaces or between two interior rooms.

  • Multiple Glass Panes: The door usually features multiple small glass panes (lites) separated by muntins (dividers). However, modern versions might have large, uninterrupted glass panels.

  • Elegant Design: French doors are known for their classic, elegant look, making them popular in traditional and contemporary home designs.

  • Versatility: They can be used as exterior doors, opening onto patios, gardens, or balconies, or as interior doors, separating rooms while maintaining a visual connection.

  • Materials: The frames of Frenchclad doors can be made from various materials, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass. The choice of material affects the door’s durability, maintenance requirements, and aesthetic appeal.

  • Functionality: They can be single or double doors, with the latter offering a grander entryway. They often open outward or inward, depending on the design and space availability.

  • Light and Airflow: These doors are ideal for allowing natural light to flood into rooms and for providing a way to ventilate spaces when opened.

The terms “garden door” and “French door” are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to different styles of exterior doors with distinct features. Here’s a breakdown of the differences:

Garden Door:

Configuration: Typically consists of two doors, but only one is operable (the other is stationary or fixed).

Opening Mechanism: The operable door usually swings in or out, while the fixed door remains stationary.

Design Focus: Often includes a solid bottom portion (like a traditional door), with glass panels on the top half or along the door, offering a balance between light and privacy.

Primary Use: More common as a single-entry option, leading to patios, backyards, or gardens.

Appearance: Generally simpler and more focused on providing a functional exit with some natural light.

French Door:

Configuration: Usually consists of two fully operable doors that swing either inward or outward.

Opening Mechanism: Both doors can open, creating a larger, more open entryway.

Design Focus: French doors are often fully made of glass panels from top to bottom, divided by mullions (grid-like patterns), offering a more elegant and decorative look.

Primary Use: Frequently used in more formal or decorative spaces, like leading to patios, balconies, or even interior rooms, as they provide abundant natural light and a wide-open feel.

Appearance: Known for their sophisticated, classic design with large glass areas.

In short, garden doors tend to be more practical with one operable door and limited glass, while French doors are more elegant and have both doors operable, typically with a lot of glass.

The cost of French doors can vary based on several factors, such as:

Material: Vinyl is the most budget-friendly option, while wood, fiberglass, and aluminum tend to be more expensive.

Glass Options: Standard double-pane glass is more economical, but options like energy-efficient, decorative, or frosted glass can increase the price.

Size and Configuration: Costs will depend on whether it’s a standard-size set of French doors, oversized doors, or doors with additional sidelights or transoms.

Customization: Features like custom colours, decorative grilles, built-in blinds, or unique hardware can add to the cost.

Installation: Installation costs can vary depending on whether it’s a replacement or involves structural changes.

On average:

Standard French doors cost between $1,500 and $4,000, including installation.

Premium materials, custom designs, or additional features can bring the cost to $5,000 to $7,000 or more.

Colour Options

Our French Patio Doors offer a perfect combination of beauty, security and low-maintenance.

French doors are the perfect choice for homeowners looking to combine style and functionality. Ideal for spaces where natural light is a priority, their large glass panels brighten interiors while creating a seamless connection to outdoor areas like patios or gardens. These doors enhance ventilation when opened fully, making them an excellent option for fresh air circulation. Whether used as an elegant interior room divider or to elevate curb appeal, French doors bring timeless charm and sophistication to any home. With customizable designs and materials, they’re a versatile solution for enhancing both aesthetics and property value.

Interior Finishes​

Exterior Finishes​

Standard Colours:

Custom Colours:

Colour match is also available.

Door Slabs

A variety of options.

Door Grill Options

Are you looking to enhance the security and style of your home? Our high-quality door grills offer the perfect solution!

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Muskoka Grill Style
Colonial Grill Style
Colonial Grill Style
Prairie Grill Style
Prairie Grill Style
Provincial Grill Style
Provincial Grill Style
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3"4 SDL
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1"8 SDL
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2" SDH

Stylish Designs: We offer a wide range of designs to complement any home decor, from classic to modern styles.

Durable Materials: Crafted from top-grade materials, our grills are built to last, ensuring long-term durability and reliability.

Custom Fit: Each grill is custom-made to fit your doors perfectly, providing a seamless look and optimal security.

Enhance your home’s privacy and style with privacy glass.

Enjoy natural light while keeping your space secure and confidential with elegant design options.

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Obscure Glass
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Sandblast Glass
Rain Glass
Rain Glass
Frosted Glass
Frosted
Glue Chip Glass
Glue Chip Glass
Grey Tinted Glass
Grey Tinted Glass
Bronze Tinted Glass
Bronze Tinted Glass

Other types of privacy glass are available upon request.

Hardware Options

Multipoint Hardware Door Sets

Choosing multipoint door hardware offers significant advantages over traditional single-point locks, making it an excellent investment for enhanced security, durability, and energy efficiency. Our multipoint locking systems feature three or more locking points along the door, providing superior resistance to forced entry and ensuring a tighter seal against drafts, moisture, and noise. This not only improves insulation and reduces energy bills but also maintains proper door alignment and smooth operation, minimizing wear and tear.

Roma Hardware
Roma Hardware
Capri Hardware
Capri Hardware
Torino Hardware
Torino Hardware
Venice Hardware
Venice Hardware
Allegro Hardware
Allegro Hardware
Berkley Hardware
Berkeley Hardware
Berlin Hardware
Berlin Hardware
Miami Hardware
Miami Hardware
Country Hardware
Country Hardware
Ribbon Hardware
Ribbon Hardware

Glass and Glazing Options

View our performance for the selection of double glazed and / or triple glazed sealed units, providing pros and cons of each configuration. 

Dual Glazing
Glazing Type U Value (Metric) Required For: Pros Cons Best Use Cost
NC 180
Good (1.48 – 1.82)
Energy Star (most cases), OBC’s SB-12
Very High Energy Rating (ER) Values
Generally not low enough U-Value for Net Zero requirements
Standard glazing that is cost effective and provides a good U-Value, while allowing the most amount of free hear (SHGC) in winter.
$
SC 366
Very Good (1.36 – 1.70)
OBC’s SB-10
Best U-Value for glazing with one layer of low E
Very low SHGC not ideal for customers looking to benefit from free solar heating in winter months
Generally top choice of specifiers looking for a very good U-Value and very low SHGC
$$
NC2 180/i89
Excellent (1.25 – 1.53)
Energy Star (some cases)
Highest Energy Rating (ER) Values. Excellent U-Values while still allowing for free solar heat in winter months.
Negative stereotype for having 4th surface low E.
Highest Energy Rating (ER) values means highest Energy Star performance
$$$
SB-10 366/i89
Best (1.19 – 1.48)
OBC’s SB-10
Lowest (Best) U-Value performance
Lowest SGHC means little to no free solar heating in winter months. 4th surface low E stereotypes.
Customer looking for best possible U-Values in dual glazed units
$$$$
Glazing Type U Value (Metric) Required For: Pros Cons Best Use Cost
3NC 180
Very Good (1.14 – 1.19)
Energy Star
Very High Energy Rating (ER) Values
Generally not low enough U-Value for Net Zero requirements
Triple glazing benefits (U-Value, Condensation Resistance) without limiting the amount of free heat (SHGC) in winter
$
3SC 366
Excellent (1.08 – 1.14)
Energy Star, Net Zero
Most cost effective Net Zero glazing
Very low SHGC not ideal for customers looking to benefit from free solar heating in winter months
Generally top choice of specifiers for Net Zero requirements due to excellent U-Value and low SHGC at a mid-range price
$$
3NC2 180(x2)
Excellent (0.91-0.97)
Energy Star, Net Zero
Highest Energy Rating (ER) Values. Excellent U-Values while still allowing for free solar heat in winter months.
Relatively high SHCG means some Net Zero specifiers will stay away from this glazing type
Highest Energy Rating (ER) values means highest Energy Star performance
$$$
3SC2 366 (x2)
Best (0.79 – 0.91)
Energy Star, Net Zero
Lowest (Best) U-Value performance
Lowest SGHC means little to no free solar heating in winter months.
Customer looking for best possible U-Values
$$$$

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