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French door

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French door, casement door, door window
A door having a top rail, bottom rail, and stiles, which has glass panes throughout (or nearly throughout) its entire length; often used in pairs.
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The first floor is reached by solid wooden steps and leads to three bedrooms and the house bathroom - the master has three windows, two roof windows and a French door leading out to a balcony.
eco friendly haven; dream home in association with by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
PVC or aluminium French doors benefit from the latest technology available in those materials, but if we compare traditional timber French doors with modern doors made from other materials, the timber French door cannot boast that it is equal in terms of energy efficiency.
Should I Choose a Patio Door? by Navjot Kaur / Home based business community
A feature fireplace fitted with a living flame gas fire is the focal point in the lounge, while French doors lead to the rear garden.
FOUR-BEDROOM, MODERN DETACHED HOUSE WITH CONSERVATORY AVAILABLE IN ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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