STRATTON COLLECTIONS · John Fredericks · PVC & composite

Familiar comfort.
A considered finish.

PVC windows and doors, plus composite entrances. Explore the construction, frame styles and finishing details that make each range different.

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JOHN FREDERICKS, CLEARLY EXPLAINED

Windows with character.
Entrances with choice.

Explore rounded, bevelled and flush PVC window profiles, then choose your entrance. Composite doors have an insulated leaf made from several materials; they are a separate construction from a framed PVC door.

Everyday PVC windows

Classic casement

A practical replacement with a choice of frame detail.

Product details & specification

Rustique uses rounded, sculptured frame detailing; System 10 uses straight bevelled edges for a cleaner line. Both PVC-U systems can combine opening casements with fixed panes. Specify the arrangement room by room, then agree the reinforcing, glazing, ventilation, inside/outside foil finish and handle design in the written quote.

Material: PVC-U
Opening: Hinged casement or fixed
Appearance: Sculptured or bevelled

Worth considering Compare frame widths and the exact finish with aluminium if glass area is your priority.

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Clean-lined PVC windows

Flush sash

A flatter outside appearance.

Product details & specification

The opening sash sits level with the outer frame, creating a flatter external face. It is a different appearance from a projecting casement and does not automatically mean a flush interior. Frame joints, glass-bar layouts and woodgrain or coloured foils change the finished character; compare a sample of the exact system.

Material: PVC-U
Opening: Hinged casement or fixed
Appearance: Flush outer face

Worth considering Choose the underlying system, joints and finish as well as the flush look.

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Timber-inspired PVC windows

Heritage

Traditional detail with PVC practicality.

Product details & specification

Heritage brings timber-inspired proportions, joint details and finish choices to a PVC-U window. Use the specification to agree the frame profile, corner joints, glazing bars and heritage-style furniture together. Where traditional appearance matters, review a sample and a drawing of each elevation rather than choosing from a colour name alone.

Material: PVC-U
Opening: Design-dependent
Appearance: Traditional joints & detail

Worth considering Timber appearance does not automatically make a product suitable for listed buildings or conservation work.

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Flush on both sides

Omnia

A contemporary PVC finish, inside and outside.

Product details & specification

Omnia combines a flush inner and outer face with a double-rebated sash: two rebated edges meet the frame. The hidden mullion keeps the internal frame detail consistent. Fine Structure foils add a finely textured surface, with casement, fixed and dedicated tilt-and-turn configurations.

Material: PVC-U
Appearance: Flush inside & outside
Construction: Double-rebated sash
Options: Casement, fixed or tilt & turn
Published U-values: 1.4 double / 0.88 triple W/m²K

The technical sheet lists 1.4 W/m²K with standard 28 mm double glazing and 0.88 W/m²K with optional 44 mm triple glazing (bevelled bead only). Confirm the performance of your quoted window, size and glazing.

Worth considering Omnia has its own finish, hardware and glass specification. Check the quoted whole-window performance, rather than a best-case headline.

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Two opening modes

Tilt & turn

Ventilation plus a larger inward opening.

Product details & specification

Tilt the top inward for ventilation, or turn the sash inward for a wider opening. Available systems include Rustique, System 10, Heritage and Omnia.

Material: PVC-U
Movement: Tilts or turns inward
Hardware: Dedicated tilt & turn

Worth considering Allow room inside for the opening leaf. John Fredericks does not recommend its Omnia tilt-and-turn system for fire-escape applications; agree any escape-window requirement before choosing the system.

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Single & French doors

Omnia doors

A coordinated, flush appearance.

Product details & specification

Omnia doors continue the flush finish on both faces of matching Omnia windows. Choose a single leaf or French pair; agree the meeting-stile arrangement and usable clear opening for the French-door design. Specify the threshold, glass, opening direction and furniture as a complete doorset.

Material: PVC-U
Movement: Hinged single or French
Appearance: Flush inside & outside

Worth considering Hinged doors need swing space. Confirm your opening direction, threshold, glass and exact handle finish.

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Entrance style example · system to confirm

Practical access doors

PVC doors

A practical door coordinated with PVC windows.

Product details & specification

Choose a PVC door around the opening, desired glass and the matching window system. Ask about single and French door layouts.

Material: PVC-U system
Use: Entrance & rear access
Design: Panel & glass to specify

Worth considering A glazed PVC door is a different product from a solid composite or metal entrance door.

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Sliding PVC doors

Inline patio

Garden access where swing space is limited.

Product details & specification

The moving panel slides alongside another panel. It is a separate PVC patio system with its own tracks and handles.

Material: PVC-U
Movement: Sliding
Hardware: Patio-specific

Worth considering Some glass remains across the opening. PAS24 is an optional specification on this system, not a blanket standard claim.

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JOHN FREDERICKS · COMPOSITE ENTRANCES

An entrance.
Two different constructions.

Choose the door’s construction first, then its design, finish and hardware. Each range below has its own specification.

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Composite entrance doors

SoliCORE 44 mm

Traditional character or a smooth contemporary finish.

Product details & specification

A 44 mm hybrid-core composite leaf combines insulating PIR foam with reinforcing layers and GRP outer skins. Choose from moulded woodgrain, Monza II or smooth Links designs, with glazing and furniture matched to the panel.

Door leaf: 44 mm composite
Construction: Hybrid core with GRP skins
Locking: Yale multipoint / 3-star cylinder

Colours, glazing, hardware and thresholds depend on the chosen design. Your quotation confirms the complete doorset and its performance.

Worth considering The panel design determines the glass apertures, texture and compatible handle positions. Confirm your chosen colour and furniture together.

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Composite entrance doors

FoamCORE 44 mm

Insulated construction, with a broad choice of looks.

Product details & specification

A 44 mm composite leaf uses polyurethane insulation, reinforced timber members, water-resistant perimeter rails and GRP skins. Traditional mouldings, contemporary glazed layouts and smooth designer finishes create different entrance styles.

Door leaf: 44 mm composite
Core: Polyurethane insulation
Reinforcement: Laminated veneer lumber
Locking: Yale multipoint / 3-star cylinder

Colours, glazing, hardware and thresholds depend on the chosen design. Your quotation confirms the complete doorset and its performance.

Worth considering A lever handle and a pull bar can require different locking arrangements. We specify the handle, lock and glazing as a complete doorset.

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Make the details work together.

Choose your preferred panel and glass first. We’ll then confirm the available standard and optional colours, inside finish, handles, letterplate, knocker and threshold for that exact design. A pull handle may need a different lock from a lever handle.

Thermal figures should describe the complete quoted doorset. An insulation value measured at the centre of a door slab does not describe the frame, glazing or full entrance.

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MAKE THE WHOLE WINDOW WORK

Looks are only
the starting point.

Colour & texture

Plain white, colours and woodgrain finishes vary with the system. We’ll show you the exact inside and outside finish options for your chosen frame.

Handles & opening

Agree where each opening sits, how you reach its handle and which hardware is supplied. A fixed pane does not need a handle.

Glass & comfort

Specify safety glass at critical locations, privacy where needed and solar-control or acoustic glass to suit the room. Ask for the whole-window U-value at your size, with the quoted glazing; a glass-only figure does not describe the frame. We check ventilation and access with the opening design.

A CLEARER NEXT STEP

Let’s make it right
for your home.

Bring a photo, rough dimensions or just your priorities. We’ll turn your shortlist into a complete, written specification.

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Familiar comfort.A considered finish.

Windows with character.Entrances with choice.

Traditional detail.Your own character.

Classic casement

Flush sash

Heritage

Omnia

Tilt & turn

Omnia doors

PVC doors

Inline patio

An entrance.Two different constructions.

SoliCORE 44 mm

FoamCORE 44 mm

Make the details work together.

Looks are onlythe starting point.

Colour & texture

Handles & opening

Glass & comfort

Let’s make it rightfor your home.

Familiar comfort.
A considered finish.

Windows with character.
Entrances with choice.

Traditional detail.
Your own character.

An entrance.
Two different constructions.

Looks are only
the starting point.

Let’s make it right
for your home.