Black Heritage French Doors 1200mm

By default all of our external french doors open outwards, however our aluminium ranges can be spec'd to open inwards, please get in touch for more information.

Yes, our aluminium products can be supplied in custom sizes, colours and configurations. For more information, please see our bespoke products page.

No. All glazing is supplied loose for ease of installation and then installed as a final step.

Our external French doors, bi-fold doors and sliding doors are supplied with everything you need, including the necessary hardware such as handles, hinges and security locking systems. For single external front and back doors, the hardware included varies depending on the product. Please check the individual product information for details.

All of our external door sets are fully compliant with Part L 2022 of British building regulations, meaning they offer excellent thermal insulation and energy efficiency.

Yes, all our external door sets feature high-security hardware and a multi-point locking system as standard, alongside toughened Low E double glazed units, which provide added strength and safety.

Installing an exterior door can be a straightforward project for experienced DIYers, but larger doors such as French doors, sliding doors and bi-fold doors are heavy and typically require more than one person to fit safely. Before ordering, it's important to accurately measure your opening to ensure you choose the correct size. All Aspire Doors products are supplied with fitting instructions, although many customers choose to use a professional installer to ensure the best fit, performance and security.

For more information, read our full guide: How to Install an Exterior Door.

If your door or window will be used on a new-build home or conversion (turning a barn/office building/ previous shop) into a dwelling, then you will need to have a Part Q Compliant product.

You do not legally need Part Q Compliant doors or windows if you are replacing existing sets in a current home, or building an extension as part of an existing dwelling.

For more information, take a look at our Document Q Breakdown.