Shop Pella Reserve Traditional Patio Doors

Wood patio doors offer beauty, warmth and design flexibility, all while providing exceptional energy efficiency. They are also very durable and highly customizable.

Pella's fiberglass is the strongest material for patio doors.⁶¹ On average, it is 10x stronger than a leading wood/plastic composite, 9x stronger than vinyl, 5x stronger than wood and 2x stronger than aluminum as displayed in tensile and 3-point bend tests.⁶¹ Pella Impervia sliding patio doors come with hardware to help you feel safe. Multiple locking mechanisms and the Secure Vent Lock ensure added security in both the closed and venting position. For superior strength, shop Pella Impervia patio doors.

French doors are hinged at the side and can either swing in or out, depending on what works best for the space. They are a traditional choice that adds an elegant feel to the home. Sliding patio doors glide open on a track, meaning they require no additional space to operate. These doors add a contemporary touch to the home. Learn more differences between hinged and sliding patio doors.

French doors are hinged at the side and swing open and closed. Sliding French patio doors are another option, and they open and close by sliding along a track.

Pella offers the following product lines made of wood: Pella® Reserve™ - Traditional, Pella® Reserve™ - Contemporary and Pella® Lifestyle Series. These product lines feature windows and patio doors. There are also many front entry doors available in wood.

Measure the width and height of your existing patio door with a tape measure. Follow these instructions to ensure you take accurate patio door measurements.

Yes, French doors can be locked with the included hardware. Optional multi-point locks can further increase the security in your home.