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Replacing Doors

The short answer

Replacing a door with one of similar appearance on an unlisted house is usually permitted development. Front doors in conservation areas, listed buildings, Article 4 areas and new or widened openings deserve a check first.

Last reviewed September 2026 · General guidance, not legal advice

Front doors

Front doors often carry a street's character — panelling, fanlights and surrounds. Changes here are what councils notice most.

Wider openings

Replacing a window with sliding or bifold doors changes the opening. That can involve planning and structural considerations; structural design sits with your engineer or builder.

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Do bifold doors need planning permission?

Often not at the rear of an unlisted house, but it depends on the property and any controls. Check first.

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