Round Top Wrought Iron Double Front Door with Kickplates | ED158

Front Door with Privacy Glass, Scrollwork, and Protective Kickplates

This arch top wrought iron double front door with kickplates is designed for exterior entries that need decorative iron detail, textured privacy glass, and a stronger lower-door section. The rounded top gives the entry a softer architectural profile, while the hand-forged scrollwork adds classic iron detail across both door panels.

The glass creates a textured privacy effect, helping soften visibility from outside while still allowing light into the entry area. The lower kickplate panels add visual weight and help protect the bottom portion of the door from daily use, making this design practical for front entries, covered porches, and homes with heavier everyday traffic.

ED158 is custom made and can be adjusted to fit the project. Although this product is shown as a round top double front door with Aquatex glass, scrollwork, and kickplate panels, the same style can be customized by size, glass finish, color, swing direction, handle style, jamb depth, door top design, kickplate height, scrollwork pattern, sidelights, transom, and thermal break upgrade.

Who This Door Is Best For:
This door is best for homeowners who want a decorative wrought iron double front door with textured privacy glass, lower kickplate protection, and a round top profile.

It works well for covered front entries, Mediterranean-style homes, Spanish-style homes, stucco exteriors, rustic entries, and homes where privacy glass and lower-door protection are both important.

ED158 is also a good option for customers comparing wrought iron double entry doors, round top iron doors, Aquatex glass front doors, iron doors with kickplates, and custom iron entry doors with optional impact glass for storm-prone regions.

FAQ:
Does ED158 include hurricane-proof glass?
ED158 can be configured with triple-pane impact-resistant glass for hurricane or storm-prone areas. If impact glass is required, pls select triple-pane impact resistant glass in the glass type option

Is impact glass standard on ED158?
Not necessarily. Standard exterior iron doors typically use dual-pane tempered glass. Impact-resistant or hurricane-rated glass should be treated as an upgrade unless the order specifically confirms it.

Is ED158 a thermal break door?
No. ED158 is a standard wrought iron entry door by default. Thermal break construction can be discussed as an upgrade if the project is in a colder region or if insulation is the main priority.

Can the glass finish be changed?
Yes. Customers can choose clear, frosted, Aquatex, rainstorm, water cubic, tinted glass, mirror glass, Low-E, or impact glass options depending on privacy, appearance, and performance needs.