French door replacement

ispookie666

We currently have a french door from bedroom to our balcony.  
There is fair amount of road noise and light which comes into the bedroom.  I have tried blinds, thick curtains, inspire of all this, there is significant light into the room.  The noise is definitely coming through the door. 

I was hoping to replace the door with something which will be soundproof/ reduce sound coming in along with some way of blocking the light out completely.  

Anyone had similar experience or any pointers 
Ta

Soot2006

I was astounded by how little noise comes through my new Rehau double glazing. I asked the company for triple or acoustic glass and they laughed me off and said that my double glazing was so old there would be no comparison. They were right. I really can't hear much at all through the new stuff! For the light, internal shutters or recess fit blackout blinds will give you pitch blackness.

greenface2

you can have acoustic glass . acoustic frames . triple glazing . make sure its fitted correctly . think about any brick vents you have . loft and wall insulation too . black out roller blinds or built in blinds (made inside the glass . they all add up in price but if it is affecting your sleep I am sure you would seriously think about it . add up the options against prices . The D.b levels are mainly fabricated onto a correctly fitted insulated walls . There is more involved than that