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Hinged Doors Perth

Bring classic style and everyday reliability to your home with our range of aluminium hinged doors, also known as French doors. Designed for both modern and traditional homes, these aluminium French-style doors offer a timeless alternative to sliding systems while delivering strength, security, and low-maintenance performance.

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    Double French Doors

    Price range: $3,530.00 through $6,525.00 inc.GST
    • Minimum 5mm Grade A Toughened Saftey Glass
    • Aluminum Fly Mesh Screens
    • Bushfire Attack Level (BAL)  – BAL Low, BAL 12.5 & BAL 19 rated with the use of aluminium flyscreens

    Although we carry an extensive range in stock, some sizes or colours may need to be manufactured, and a supply period of 10-15 business days should be allowed.

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Hinged Door FAQs

A hinged door is a door that swings open on side-mounted hinges, rather than sliding on a track. Our aluminium hinged doors suit everyday entries such as front doors, laundries, and balconies, and they also function as a “French-style” double door when you want a wider opening into an alfresco or courtyard.

Aluminium French doors are a great option because aluminium stays straight, handles weather well, and needs very little maintenance compared to timber. In our range, you can also choose a double-door configuration with hardware designed for daily use, delivering the classic French-door look with a modern, durable frame.

The disadvantages of aluminium doors include higher upfront cost, thermal conductivity if poorly specified, and the potential for visible dents or scratches compared to timber. Aluminium naturally conducts heat, so systems without quality seals or appropriate glazing can feel cold to the touch and may contribute to heat loss, heat gain, or condensation. Repairs to damaged frames can also be more complex, and some homeowners prefer the traditional appearance of timber over aluminium’s modern look. However, these considerations generally apply to solid or low-spec aluminium doors, rather than modern glazed aluminium hinged doors with premium seals and glazing options, such as those in our range.

The difference between a double door and a French door is mostly design and intent. A double door simply means two hinged doors that meet in the middle. A French door usually refers to a double hinged door where the look is more “feature” focused and commonly includes glass panels to bring in light and create that classic open-through feel. Our Double French Doors are a good comparison example.

The disadvantages of French doors include the need for clear swing space (inside or outside), potential for greater heat gain or loss if you choose extensive glass, and increased cleaning due to the extra glazing. They may also require the right glass selection for privacy and compliance in certain areas (such as bathrooms or full-height panels).

French doors can add value to a house by improving natural light, creating a stronger indoor–outdoor connection, and making living areas feel larger and more premium. Buyers also tend to like the “feature opening” look, especially when the doors suit the home’s style and the hardware feels solid.

The door colour that often adds the most value is black, as it looks modern and crisp and pairs well with most exterior palettes (white, limestone, brick, and rendered finishes). In our range, the closest match is the Night Sky frame colour, which gives that bold “modern front entry” look without feeling trendy or fussy.

Jason Windows’ hinged doors are built from durable aluminium, offering greater strength, security, and lower maintenance than timber doors. They feature toughened safety glass, premium sealing for improved energy efficiency, and are suitable for a wide range of applications, including laundry, balconies, and alfresco access. Available in single, double, and French-style configurations, they’re backed by a 10-year structural warranty and designed specifically for Australian conditions.