What are French windows and doors?

French windows and doors are designed to open up the outside world and let natural light into a building. They are available in a range of materials, including uPVC timber, and are suitable for both commercial and domestic settings.

What areas does Isis Windows cover for French windows and doors installation?

Isis Windows provides French windows and doors installation services across central Oxford and the wider Oxfordshire area.

What is the warranty period for French windows from Isis Windows?

All French windows from Isis Windows come with a decade-long warranty covering all parts and hardware.

What colours and styles of French windows are available from Isis Windows?

Isis Windows offers a wide range of colours and styles for French windows, including pastel hues, in addition to a broad range of woodgrain finishes.

What are the benefits of installing French windows from Isis Windows?

Isis Windows offers French windows that are not only visually appealing but also offer outstanding energy efficiency and are incredibly long-lasting.

What is the history of French windows?

French windows were first designed in France during the Renaissance period and have been sought-after ever since. Originally constructed from wood, wrought iron, and glass, they are now available in a range of materials, including uPVC timber.

How can French windows improve the value of a property?

New French windows can dramatically improve the look of a property and enhance its desirability, thereby increasing its value.

What other benefits do French windows offer besides improved appearance?

Installing French windows can take advantage of the latest double glazing technology, making a real impact when it comes to energy efficiency and reduced damp and condensation.

How can Isis Windows help with French windows installation?

Isis Windows has years of industry experience and can advise on the best type of French windows for a customer's home, depending on their needs and budget and the style of where they live. They also offer free quotes without charge or obligation and have a professional, friendly, and helpful team of fitters.

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French windows in Oxford & Oxfordshire

Q: How do French windows differ from casement windows?

French windows tend to have just two panels at most, while casement units often have more, and may also have a secondary, smaller window at the top that opens inwards.

Wide, double-opening windows that flood a room with light and fresh air – in a broad range of colours, from classic white to woodgrain and pastel shades.

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Pastels & woodgrainamong many colour options

Light, air and a classic look

French windows have two sashes that open outwards from the centre with no central bar, giving a wide, uninterrupted opening.

First designed in Renaissance France, they’re now made in energy-efficient uPVC – with modern double glazing that helps reduce heat loss, damp and condensation.