Inspiration,
clearly identified.

Manufacturer photographs and door designs illustrate products and design ideas; they are not presented as projects installed by Stratton. Photographs supplied by Stratton are identified separately.

Origin

Architectural photography from Origin’s Cotswolds case study, OW70 Soho photography from How the OW70 Soho Window Enhanced a Period Property, and OW80 casement photography from Matt Black Origin Products Add a Contemporary Twist to This Grand Traditional Home, plus verified OB36+, OB49, OB72, OS77 and OI30 installation photographs from Origin’s case-study galleries and product photographs from its range pages. Style-guide images are supplied by Origin for its Soho, Gallery and Georgian collections. Manufacturer examples show their original specification; any general range example is labelled. The Origin designer uses original manufacturer entrance-panel SVG drawings, reference photographs and hardware product photographs. Only the frame and panel paint fills are recoloured. Added sidelights, handles, glazing layouts and the other product elevations are Stratton illustrations, not manufacturer CAD drawings. Colours and dimensions are indicative.

Bel’M

Entrance-door and detail imagery from the Bel’M UK 2026–2027 catalogue and manufacturer website. The designer includes the full indexed collection, including timber material and handle-décor variants. Paint previews retain the photographed product detail; timber finishes use the corresponding manufacturer images. Selected handles, knockers and letterplates are shown on the door using catalogue photographs or illustrative drawings based on the manufacturer hardware profiles. Documented bar lengths guide the drawing; fixing positions and unlisted dimensions are illustrative. Shared family photographs are explicitly identified and paired with the selected handle detail. Added sidelights are drawn previews, not manufacturer configuration renders. The manufacturer’s catalogue provides model-specific designs and technical information.

Guardian Building Systems

Gable and Edwardian Guardian Warm Roof inspiration imagery, plus Guardian’s Social+ single-storey Home Extension concept illustration with a flat roof and roof lantern. The extension illustration is a manufacturer concept, not a Stratton installation.

John Fredericks

The PVC door designer is a Stratton illustration based on the 25-layout manufacturer selector and technical specification. It is not manufacturer CAD. Colour, glazing patterns, panel proportions and hardware positions are indicative; the quote and survey confirm the final combination. Its Hadleigh, Lavenham and Genus-joint reference photographs are original John Fredericks product-page examples, not Stratton installations.

Ultimate casement, flush, Heritage, Omnia, entrance, tilt-and-turn, inline patio and composite door imagery from John Fredericks. Composite photographs come from the corresponding range pages and the current 44 mm composite door brochure. The SoliCORE card shows the original full-length Lytham product image in Black with Louisiana decorative glass, reproduced from page 31 of the John Fredericks 44 mm composite door brochure. The original manufacturer image is reproduced without generative edits and is not presented as a Stratton installation. The composite designer uses original manufacturer door elevations, decorative-glass photographs and lever-handle photographs. Decorative choices are filtered using the manufacturer’s door-style compatibility chart. Colour, glazing and selected furniture are composed into an illustrative preview that retains the original leaf mouldings and grain. Glass sizing, leadwork and finish are confirmed in your final specification. Added frames, sidelights, pull bars and accessories are illustrative.

The modern anthracite tilt-and-turn interior on the PVC page is an AI-generated illustration showing a contemporary design direction. It is not a manufacturer product photograph or a Stratton installation; profiles, opening geometry and hardware are illustrative. The grey Heritage window photograph used in our repair guide card and inspiration gallery is an AI-retouched version of the manufacturer image, adjusted for a brighter presentation. It is illustrative; confirm product details against the manufacturer’s specification.

Misted glazing image

The repairs-page image was supplied and selected by James to illustrate a misted double-glazed unit beside a clear pane in a contemporary home. It is an illustrative example, not a manufacturer product photograph or a completed Stratton installation. The supplied image has only been resized and compressed for website delivery.

Stratton

The installation photographs on the homepage and our approach page were supplied by James and show the Stratton team at work. The displayed versions have been retouched using AI for presentation. They show work in progress, not completed installations.

James supplied the photographs of his visit to Origin in Oxford and to the Bel’M factory in France, shown on our approach and brand pages. He also supplied the photograph comparing flat glass rooflights with a raised roof lantern on our Guardian page. The rooflight photograph illustrates the two forms of roof glazing; it does not identify a particular manufacturer or product specification.

The cream entrance-door photograph on the PVC page was supplied by Stratton. It illustrates an entrance design; the exact system and specification are confirmed with your enquiry. The Stratton logo is the existing business brand artwork supplied through the current Stratton website.

Product information

Range descriptions have been checked against manufacturer material. Images show particular designs or inspiration projects; they do not define the final specification for your home. Sizes, finish availability, glazing, hardware and applicable guarantees are confirmed for the selected product and project.