Jason Windows Perth: A Practical Guide to the Range

If you are weighing up doors and windows for a Perth build or renovation, the Jason Windows range is one I get asked about constantly at Ross’s. It is a Western Australian brand, and after decades of buying for our showroom, I have watched it earn a steady reputation here for good reason. This guide walks through the door and window styles, colours, glazing options and warranty details, so you can work out what suits your home before you commit.

I will also be clear about how we fit in. We are a supply-only store, so you buy the product from us and Jason Windows looks after installation and after-sales service. Knowing who does what up front saves confusion later and helps you plan the job properly.

The Jason Windows Difference

Plenty of brands say they make quality windows and doors. The reason Jason stands out for Perth homes is more practical than that. The range is made in Western Australia, built around local conditions and supported by a manufacturer that has been supplying the Western Australian building industry since 1959.

Quality

The Jason Windows range is built for the Western Australian climate, with in-house testing and frame designs made to handle heat, coastal air and regular use. That matters because doors and windows are not easy things to change once a house is finished. You want frames, seals, tracks and finishes that keep performing long after the install is done.

I have renovated a few of my own places around Perth over the years. The thing that taught me to back better aluminium frames was watching cheaper powder-coated frames chalk and fade after a couple of summers near the coast. The Jason frames I used in a rental near the beach held their finish far better, and that is the kind of result I want for anyone buying from us.

Service

Buy Jason Windows products from Ross’s, and the after-sales side is handled by Jason Windows directly. They run one of the largest installation and service teams in Western Australia, so their team manages the fitting, follow-up and warranty support. We supply the product, and Jason looks after installation and service. Sorting that out before you order keeps the whole job clear.

Value

Jason’s buying power on raw materials and their production systems help keep prices competitive without dropping the quality. For a homeowner, that means a well-made window or door at a fair price. That is exactly the sort of value I look for before we put a product on our floor.

Jason Windows’ Doors

Your door choice affects how the home opens, how much light comes in and how easy the space is to use. The Jason door range covers front doors, sliding doors, stacking doors, bi-fold doors and French doors. Each option has a different job, so the best choice depends on the opening, the room and how you use the space.

We also supply custom-made doors built to your sizes, so an unusual opening is not a problem. Contact us for a quote if you need a made-to-size option.

Front Doors

Jason front doors suit homeowners who want the entry to feel solid, secure and well finished. The Sentry Door is the one people ask for by name. It uses a heavier frame and a tighter seal than a standard entry door, which is what keeps wind-driven rain and dust out of the entry through a Perth winter. Timber Look Doors give you the warmth of timber with the strength and low upkeep of aluminium. Pivot Doors suit wider openings and let you use a larger glass panel to bring more light into the entry.

For a front entry where first impressions and weather protection both matter, browse our front entry doors.

Sliding Doors

Jason Sliding Aluminium Doors are a strong choice for everyday alfresco access. They suit living areas, dining rooms and family spaces where you want more natural light without giving up floor space to a door swing.

There is more to picking one than width. Panel layout, opening direction, glass, frame colour and screens all change what you end up with, and getting the opening direction wrong is the mistake I see most often. Our Jason sliding doors buying guide works through each of those choices. If you already know your opening and configuration, go straight to the sliding door range.

Stacking Doors

Stacking doors are the better option when opening width matters more than wall space. They suit Perth alfresco areas because the panels stack back to create a wider opening between inside and outside. Jason stacking doors come in three or six-panel options and can span up to six metres wide, depending on the configuration.

If you want the back of the home to open up for entertaining, ask us about the stacking door options and how they fit your alfresco area.

French Doors

French doors suit classic entries, older-style homes and spaces where you want a pair of doors rather than a sliding track. Jason offers single and double French doors in a range of configurations and sizes. You can add sidelites, highlites or arch tops to suit the home. Sidelites make an entry feel wider, highlites add height, and arch tops suit Mediterranean-style homes.

If you prefer a more traditional opening style with aluminium strength, explore the French door range.

All Jason doors come with a 10-year structural warranty, so you are buying a well-built product backed for the long term. Come into our Guildford showroom to see the range on display and compare the opening styles in person.

Bi-Fold Doors

Bi-fold doors suit homeowners who want maximum opening flexibility. Jason builds them to order rather than holding them in standard sizes, so they need planning in early. They also need enough wall beside the opening for the folded panels to sit against.

The aluminium frame keeps them strong, and the smooth action makes them easy to use. If you want a wide, open feel and the room can handle the folded panels, Jason Bi-Fold Doors are worth considering. Enquire with us about the options.

Jason Windows’ Windows

Jason is a Western Australian company that has been making aluminium windows here since 1959, and it shows in the range. The line-up includes sliding, awning, double hung, fixed, raked, gas strut, bi-fold, louvre and casement windows. The right choice comes down to whether you need airflow, light, view, access or a special shape.

Every home is different, so we also supply custom windows in any size. Contact us for a quote if your opening is outside standard sizing. The sections below cover what Jason offers in each style. If you are still working out which window type suits which room, our aluminium doors and windows buying guide compares them side by side.

Sliding Windows

Jason sliding windows come in more configurations than most people expect. Single sliders work well in smaller spaces, double sliders give a wider opening, and centre sliders suit rooms that need more light and movement. Bay windows add shape and character, while sliders with fixed panels help balance view and ventilation.

Take a look at the sliding window range for the full set of options.

Awning Windows

Awning windows suit bathrooms, bedrooms and living areas where you want ventilation with a bit more weather protection. Because the sash opens outward from the bottom, you can still get airflow during light rain. Jason Awning Windows come in Residential, Benchmark and Commercial framing systems. Residential suits most homes, Benchmark suits larger or heavier glazing, and Commercial works for architectural applications.

Compare the awning window options to see what suits your rooms.

Double Hung Windows

Double hung windows suit classic home styles and rooms where controlled airflow matters. The top and bottom sashes open independently, so you can vent warm air from the top and bring cooler air through the bottom. Jason double hung windows use spiral spring balancers that take the weight of the sashes and make them easier to use.

Not sure between these and awnings? Our awning windows vs double hung windows comparison breaks it down, or you can view the double hung range.

Fixed Windows

Fixed windows suit areas where you want light and view but do not need ventilation. They are useful in stairwells, feature walls, high openings and rooms where another window already handles airflow. Jason Fixed Windows can be made in rectangles, triangles, rakes, arches and circles, with a minimum frame width of 76mm for strength.

If you are deciding between an opening window and a fixed pane, our sliding windows vs fixed windows comparison helps. You can also browse the fixed window range.

Raked Windows

Raked windows fall under the fixed window category, and Jason makes them to the pitch of your roofline rather than to a set list of angles. Give us the rake angle and the opening size and we can price it.

See the raked window range for sizing and finish options.

Awning Gas Strut Windows

An awning gas strut window is a strong option over an alfresco servery or outdoor kitchen. It opens upward to give you a wide, clear view and an easy pass-through to the outside. The gas strut makes it simple to open and close, which helps when you are entertaining or moving food and drinks between the kitchen and alfresco area.

Sizes vary by configuration, so check current dimensions with us before ordering. Enquire with us about the Awning Gas Strut Window.

Bi-Fold Windows

Bi-fold windows suit kitchens, bars and living areas that open to an outdoor space. They fold back in sections, so they create a wide opening without needing a single large sash. Jason Bi-Fold Windows come in three and five-panel options, with a sill or sill-less finish depending on the use. They work well over a kitchen bench or servery.

Enquire with us about Jason Bi-Fold Windows.

Louvre Windows

Louvre windows are a good choice where controlled ventilation matters, especially in bathrooms, laundries and breezy parts of the home. Jason supplies them on special order rather than off the shelf, so allow lead time if you are planning around them.

Blade sizes vary, so we can match them to the opening. Enquire with us about Louvre Windows.

Casement Windows

Casement windows suit rooms where you want a clear view, strong ventilation and a good seal when closed. The sash opens outward and is pulled back into the frame by the latch, which helps with weather sealing and security. The sash can also be removed for easier cleaning. They are a practical choice where you want more airflow than a fixed pane can offer.

Enquire with us about Jason Casement Windows.

Jason Windows’ Features

The product type matters, but the features behind the frame matter just as much. These are the details I suggest checking before you order, especially if you are choosing windows and doors for a long-term home or an investment property.

Design

Jason puts real thought into how their windows look up close. The design conceals fixings, so there are no exposed screws, rivets or protruding profiles to catch on window coverings. The aluminium frames are made to resist warping and fading, which helps the finish hold up over time.

BreezeLock

Jason Sliding Windows feature the BreezeLock system, which locks the window in one of three set positions: fully open, cracked open and fully closed. It lets air move through the home while keeping a level of security. You slide the window to the setting you want, and the BreezeLock engages.

Energy Efficiency

Heating and cooling are a real cost in Perth, so it pays to choose windows built with efficiency in mind. The dual seal design on Jason products helps reduce air leakage, which can support a more comfortable home. Low-E glass can improve performance further by reducing heat transfer through the glass. It works like added insulation for your windows.

Glazing

Glass choice affects safety, heat, noise and comfort. Jason uses annealed glass as the standard option, with upgrades available, including toughened safety glass, laminated safety glass, Low-E glass and double glazing. Australian Standards and building regulations may guide some glass choices in your home, especially around bathrooms, doors, low-level glazing and exposed areas.

Fly Screens and Security Screens

Jason windows can be fitted with flyscreens that allow airflow while helping to keep insects outside. Jason’s standard flyscreen uses fibreglass mesh, with aluminium mesh, steel mesh and Migi mesh available as upgrade options.

Jason security screens are designed to fit Jason window frames without awkward modifications. Screen options include 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel Woven Mesh and Perforated Marine Grade Aluminium.

Ross’s Jason sliding doors follow a different ordering pathway. Each online door can be ordered with or without an aluminium mesh flyscreen. Security screens are available only by special order when purchasing another Jason aluminium door and cannot be ordered as standalone products online. Our Jason sliding doors buying guide explains the available screens, security options and conditional BAL requirements in more detail.

Jason Windows’ Colours

Jason offers a wide choice of frame colours, and the right colour can change the whole look of your home. The six standard colours we offer are White Lustre, Silver Lustre, Charcoal Lustre, Pearl White, Storm Front, and Night Sky. White Lustre and Silver Lustre keep things classic. Charcoal Lustre and Night Sky create stronger contrast on modern homes.

Colour is where I see people pause the longest. My advice is simple. Silver Lustre and White Lustre suit most Perth brick and render homes, while Charcoal and Night Sky work better when you want a sharper contrast. When someone is torn, I tell them to take a frame sample home and check it against their own walls in afternoon light before they lock it in. It is a five-minute job that saves a lot of second-guessing later.

For more help on this, read our guide on how to choose the right colour for your windows and doors.

Jason Windows’ Finish & Warranty

The Jason powder-coat finish is made for Western Australian weather, and it needs only simple cleaning to stay in good condition. That matters in Perth because window and door frames deal with strong sun, coastal air in some suburbs and regular dust. A quick clean now and then is usually enough to keep the finish looking sharp.

Jason products come with a 10-year structural warranty. Warranty terms are set by Jason as the manufacturer, so check the current details with us at the time of purchase. That is the safest way to confirm exactly what applies to your product, glass, finish and configuration.

Buying Jason Windows at Ross’s

We stock Jason Windows products off the shelf at our Guildford showroom, so you can buy doors and windows without the usual lead time when the stocked option suits your project. Silver Lustre is the colour we hold in stock across most products, which makes it the fastest option if you need a door or window quickly. We can also order the full Jason Windows colour range, including White Lustre, with lead times confirmed when you place your order.

This is where the Ross setup helps. You can compare products in person, talk through sizes and opening types, and buy from stock where available. We supply the product and Jason handles installation and after-sales service, so you get showroom access and supply from us, with fitting and warranty support from the people who made the product. The display is at 57 James Street, Guildford, and it is worth seeing the frames and colours in daylight before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

These are the Jason Windows questions we hear most often in our Guildford showroom.

Which Jason Windows Option Is Right for Your Home?

The right Jason Windows product depends on what the opening needs to do. Choose sliding doors for everyday alfresco access, stacking or bi-fold doors for wider openings, French doors for a classic look, awning windows for controlled ventilation, fixed windows for light and view, and louvres for airflow in wet or breezy areas.

The best next step is to see the products in person. Come into our Guildford showroom to compare the range, or browse the full doors and windows range online. Our guide to measuring doors and windows is a good place to start.