Exterior Double Doors

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Elevate your home's entrance with our exterior double doors, offering both grand elegance and practical functionality. Explore durable wood, fiberglass, and iron options designed for enhanced security and energy efficiency. What are double exterior doors called? Double exterior doors are commonly called French doors when they feature glass panels across most of the door, or simply double entry doors when referring to any two-door configuration that creates a wider entryway. You may also hear them described as pair doors or double-leaf doors, and when one side is fixed in place rather than operable, the stationary half is called the inactive door. What's the difference between double doors and French doors? The terms are often used interchangeably, but there's a useful distinction. "Double doors" describes any entryway with two operable doors side by side, regardless of panel design — they can be solid wood, partially glazed, or fully glass. "French doors" specifically refers to doors with glass panels running most or all of the door's length, traditionally divided by muntins into multiple lites. In short, every French door is a double door (when used as a pair), but not every double door is a French door. If you're after the look of light and glass, you're shopping for French doors; if you want a solid, statement entry with optional decorative glass, a traditional double door is the right fit. What materials are available for exterior double doors? Exterior double doors are typically offered in three primary materials, each with its own strengths. Solid wood doors — most often mahogany or knotty alder — deliver rich grain, natural warmth, and timeless character that ages beautifully with proper care. Fiberglass doors with realistic wood-grain textures replicate the look of oak, mahogany, or fir while offering superior insulation and minimal maintenance, making them ideal for entryways exposed to harsh weather. Wrought iron doors provide unmatched security, dramatic