Front Entry Door with Six Horizontal Midrails

Description If you’re after a bold yet refined entry solution, the Front Entry Door with Six Horizontal Midrails from Ross’s range of Aluminium Doors and Windows delivers on both form and function. The slimline aluminium framing paired with six evenly spaced midrails gives this aluminium glass entry door a strong architectural edge—ideal for modern façades. This front door blends clean lines with subtle privacy. The horizontal breaks obscure direct views inside while still allowing filtered natural light to brighten entryways. It’s a smart choice for those who want a design-driven door without compromising performance. Designed to suit WA’s climate, it features corrosion-resistant frames and top-grade seals that keep the elements out and the comfort in. If you’re looking for aluminium doors that deliver everyday durability and a timeless look, this door is a standout among aluminium front entry doors in Perth. Whether you’re upgrading your home’s façade or selecting a front entry door for a new build, this contemporary door offers a sleek, secure, and stylish welcome home. Key Features Six Midrail Configuration: Stylish horizontal breaks offer privacy without blocking light, perfect for modern street-facing homes. Durable Aluminium Frame: 76mm deep frame delivers long-term strength and design consistency with other Jason Windows products. Secure Locking System: Comes standard with multi-point locking hardware to boost safety without compromising style. Bushfire Compliant Design: Suitable for BAL Low, BAL 12.5, and BAL 19 zones; BAL 29 rating available with approved accessories. Energy Efficient Seals: Premium weather seals reduce air leakage, improving energy performance in all seasons. Flexible Glazing Options: Supplied with toughened safety glass; Low-E, laminated, double glazing and obscure glass available via Special Order. Colour & Finish Choices: Available in seven standard colours with custom powder-coated finishes available on request. Warranty Coverage: Includes a 10-year structural warranty and 2-year warranty on moving parts for long-lasting confidence. Why Choose This Aluminium Front Door from Ross’s? When you choose Ross’s, you’re investing in decades of local expertise and the trusted quality of Jason Windows. Our aluminium front entry doors are crafted to perform in Western Australia’s harsh conditions, with design consistency across the range. This entry door is no exception—offering a sleek appearance, robust security, and reliable performance backed by industry-leading warranties. It’s a simple, high-value way to elevate your entryway without compromising on quality. Frequently Asked Questions Front Entry Door FAQs What type of door is best for a front door? The best type of door for a front entrance is one that balances security, durability, natural light, and street appeal. Aluminium front entry doors are a popular choice because they are strong, low maintenance, and allow for flexible designs using glass panels, midrails, and sidelites. For Perth homes, aluminium doors with toughened safety glass and multi-point locking systems provide long-term reliability while maintaining a modern appearance. If you’re still deciding, our front door buying guide covers all the different door types, materials, and configurations to help you make a choice with confidence. Are aluminium entry doors good? Aluminium entry doors are an excellent option for front entrances because they are resistant to warping, swelling, and termite damage, which are common issues with timber doors. They offer strong structural performance, support large glass panels safely, and pair well with modern security hardware. With quality seals and optional glazing upgrades, aluminium front doors also perform well in terms of comfort and durability in WA conditions. Learn more about the benefits of aluminium front entry doors for Perth homes. Is it okay to have a glass front door? It is absolutely okay to have a glass front door when the right glass and security features are used. Modern aluminium front entry doors are supplied with toughened safety glass as standard, with options for laminated, Low-E, tinted, or translucent glass to enhance privacy, security, and thermal performance. Glass panels also admit natural light to the entryway, creating a more welcoming, open feel without compromising safety. What are the disadvantages of aluminium doors? The disadvantages of aluminium doors include a higher upfront cost compared to basic timber doors, and the fact that aluminium can conduct heat if not paired with quality seals and appropriate glazing. Large glass panels may also require upgrades, such as Low-E or double glazing, to improve comfort and privacy. That said, these considerations are offset primarily by aluminium’s strength, low maintenance, long lifespan, and suitability for modern front-entry door designs. What should I consider when buying a new front door? When buying a new front door, key considerations include security features, door configuration, glazing type, colour selection, and long-term maintenance. Look for multi-point locking systems, compliance with safety glass regulations, and compatibility with optional security screens. Design elements such as vertical or horizontal midrails, sidelites, and colour finishes should complement your home’s façade while ensuring the door performs well in daily use. What colour door sells a house? Black front doors consistently add strong visual appeal and are widely regarded as one of the best colours for resale value. Dark finishes, such as black or deep charcoal, create contrast, highlight architectural features, and suit both modern and classic homes. In aluminium front entry doors, darker frame colours also emphasise clean lines and glass detailing, making the entrance feel more premium and intentional. Within our range, popular dark frame options include Night Sky, a true black finish that delivers a bold, modern look, as well as deeper charcoal tones like Charcoal Ebony and Charcoal Lustre. These colours are especially effective for contemporary façades and homes with light brickwork, rendered finishes, or neutral exterior palettes, offering strong street appeal without overpowering the overall design.