Thermal Break Modern Iron French Double Door with Sidelights & Transom | TFD026

A Modern Insulated French Entry System with Side and Upper Light

This modern thermal break iron French double door with sidelights and transom is designed for exterior entries that need natural light, added width, extra height, and better insulation than a standard non-thermal-break iron door. The double doors create the main entry opening, while the sidelights and upper transom make the full system feel wider, taller, and more complete.

The modern French door layout is a good fit for homes that need a cleaner entry system without heavy scrollwork or overly decorative details. The sidelights bring in light from both sides, and the transom adds upper daylight for taller openings. The thermal break frame helps reduce heat transfer through the metal structure, making this door system a stronger option for colder regions, hot climates, or homes with large seasonal temperature changes.

TFD026 is custom made and can be adjusted to fit the project. Although this product is shown as a double door with sidelights and transom, the same style can be customized as a double door only, a single door with sidelights, or a different full entry system based on the opening. Size, glass finish, color, swing direction, handle style, jamb depth, sidelight width, transom height, glass layout, door top design, and thermal break specifications can also be customized.

Who This Door Is Best For:
This door is best for homeowners who want a modern iron French front entry system with side light, upper transom light, and better insulation.

It works well for wide and tall exterior openings, covered porch entries, custom homes, and projects where a door-only layout may not fill the opening proportionally.

TFD026 is also a good option for customers comparing thermal break French doors, modern front doors with sidelights and transom, insulated steel French doors, and custom iron entry doors for colder or high-temperature-change areas.

FAQ: 
Is TFD026 a full entry system?
Yes. Since it includes the double doors, sidelights, and transom, it should be described as a full French entry door system rather than a door-only product.

What does thermal break mean?
Thermal break means the metal frame includes a low-conductive barrier between the exterior and interior sides. This helps reduce heat transfer through the frame compared with a standard non-thermal-break iron door.

Can this design be made without a transom?
Yes. Since this product is custom made, the transom can be removed if the opening does not need extra height.

Is the glass operable?
For iron French doors, sidelights, and transoms, the glass is typically fixed.