Double Glazed Doors Prices 2021

Double Glazed Doors | Door Prices Guide 2021

The price for double glazed doors will vary between installers but if you’re after a guide price, read on.

As you can see from the door prices table below, door costs are also dependent on glass and lock type.

Average Double Glazed Doors Cost

Double Glazed Doors: How Much Do They Cost?

Door styles play a huge part in double glazed doors prices. They have different manufacturing styles, as well as installation needs. Moreover, they may have more complex opening mechanism than others. Additionally, as we saw earlier, the amount of glazing and the kind of glass also differs.

Double Glazed Front Doors Prices

Front door prices vary from other door styles as they generally have more solid than glazed areas. They are also a smaller size than most of the other doors.

As a result, these double glazed doors have lower prices. However, these doors often need enhanced security features. Front doors also need more furniture, like knockers, post slot, pet flaps etc. These are generally not a factor in other doors, but can add to your double glazed doors cost.

Double Glazed Front Doors Prices (900 x 2100mm)

Stable Double Glazed Doors

Stable double glazed doors used to be limited to rural properties, but have found popularity with modern homes. The best part is, they don’t have extremely high double glazed doors prices.

They are great for back doors in houses with children or pets. You can shut the bottom half so they can’t run out, but leave the top half open for ventilation. These double glazed front doors are great for adding a quaintly charming feature instead of an ordinary door, and at a low cost.

Stable Double Glazed Front Doors Prices (9100 x 2100mm)

Patio Double Glazed Doors

Sliding patio double glazed doors are fantastic for areas where space is limited but you want greater visibility. For example, if you have a small room that has a balcony with a view, this is the door for you. You get a large glazed area, but you don’t need a wide opening arc. You can simply slide the door along the wall to open it. These doors can be as large as you want and you can have them along the whole wall, and even extending up to the ceiling.

They act as a window when you’re inside, but open up easily and without taking up too much space. However, with great size come great double glazed doors prices. These doors can be fairly expensive if you want a very large size.

Patio door costs can vary depending on material and size. The tables below will give you a better indication of average patio door prices.

uPVC Patio Double Glazed Doors Prices (2 Panel)

Double Glazed Patio Doors Cost (1 Panel)

French Double Glazed Doors

Double glazed French doors give your home a charming European aesthetic. They make brilliant back doors, with their simple hinge swing mechanism. These doors give you a large glazed area, but don’t have high double glazed doors prices. You also get better control of how much ventilation you want through them by opening both or just one sash.

French Double Glazed Doors Prices (White uPVC)

Bi-Fold Double Glazed Doors

You can use bi-fold double glazed doors for a dramatic feature that seamlessly integrates your spaces. Whether you want to split a large room into two, or create a stunning entrance to your garden, this door will give you that control. Simply slide the door towards the end to open it. Its panels will fold away neatly in a stack, giving you almost 90% of the aperture to use. However, you may have to pay fairly high double glazed doors prices for them.

2-Pane Bi-Fold Double Glazed Doors Prices

3-Pane Bi-Fold Double Glazed Doors Cost

How Much Should You Pay for Your Double Glazed Doors?

As with all double glazing prices, the cost of double glazed doors is not fixed. In fact, a number of factors play a part. These may be the door style and size, the material it is made of, and the kind of glass you use on it. The double glazed doors prices are also affected by the kind of fittings you want on them, the security systems you order, and the thermal performance.

However, these factors have a seemingly minor and but varied part to play. Door handles and fitting may affect the price by £5-£10 each. If you consider them individually, they may not seem all that expensive. However, when you add the cost of a handle, a door knocker, a mail slot and a pet flap, it suddenly seems quite a lot!

Similarly, advanced security instead of standard security may cost you another £5-£10. This is, again, not a high amount, but it does add to the price.

The thermal rating can affect double glazed front doors prices significantly. An A++ rated door will cost you more than a C rated one.

The colour and finish of the door can also add to the double glazed doors prices. The base price of each door generally covers the standard colour. However, colours that are not standard can cost a little more. Even custom finishes, like wood-grain, can add a significant 10%-20% to the total cost.

Double Glazed Doors & Glass

The type of glass you use can add to your double glazed doors prices. Some doors, like certain front door designs, may not have any glazing at all. Others, like sliding patio doors or bi-fold doors, have more glazing than solid components.

In solid doors, glass won’t factor into your double glazed door prices. In the latter, however, the type of glass you use can affect the price drastically. Moreover, the price range can be anywhere between £150 for ordinary float glass to £3,000 for specialty glass.

Ordinary float glass can be quite strong, especially in the form of double glazing. However, for certain windows and doors, you need to install toughened glass. This is a safety feature for locations where it is possible to fall into the glass. In such an event, regular glass would break into jagged shards which will cause additional injury.

Double Glazed Doors Glass Types

Safety Glass

Toughened glass, on the other hand, breaks into crystals or ‘dice’. As a result, it is less likely to cause dangerous injuries.

Other forms of safety glass included laminated, coated glass, bullet-proof glass, and explosion-resistant glass. You can also get fire safety glass that can withstand heat and pressure in case of a fire. It helps contain the blaze and doesn’t let it spread for a certain amount of time.

The more specialised the glass you select though, the higher your double glazed doors prices will become.

Performance Glass

Thermal glass is very often responsible for higher double glazed door prices. This glass, known as Low-E glass, helps keep the heat inside your home contained while letting in solar heat.

Another specialty glass you may want to consider is acoustic or noise reduction glass.

You can even combine one or more of these features. However, you will obviously find higher double glazed doors prices for these glass types.

Decorative Glass

You can even have decorative glass. This is glass that has coloured designs, or textured. Whether it is an aesthetic feature or a performance based treatment, different glasses will add different amounts to your double glazed front doors prices.