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Draught Excluder 5.5m self-adhesive seal strip

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Reviews

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£8.99£7.59-16%
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Product description

This self-adhesive draught excluder strip is a practical way to reduce cold draughts and keep heat where it belongs, fitting gaps around doors and windows with minimal fuss. The upgraded 5.5 metre length covers more runs without joins, and the slim 9mm profile sits discreetly against frames while sealing gaps that measure 4–8mm.

Key features

The tape works straight from the roll and sticks to most smooth door and window frames for a quick DIY fix. It helps reduce noise from rattling doors and keeps out dust and small pests, according to the product information. Installation is straightforward, simply cut to length, peel the backing and press into place. Note that performance depends on a clean, dry surface and that very uneven or damaged frames may require additional measures.

Product specs

  • Name: Draft Excluder for Doors and Windows
  • Size: 5.5 Metres x 9mm x 9mm
  • Material: self-adhesive seal strip
  • Colour: black
  • Capacity: fits gaps 4–8mm

Best use cases

A modest upgrade for homes with older doors or single glazed windows, this strip is useful where small gaps are letting heat escape and noise seep in. It suits quick repairs and seasonal sealing, and because it is easy to trim it also works for short runs such as utility doors and internal rooms. It’s a cost effective measure to improve energy efficiency, though results will vary with overall insulation quality.

Getting the most from it

Prepare the surface by cleaning and drying the frame before applying, press firmly along the full length to ensure adhesion, and allow a short settling period before heavy use. It’s a good idea to test fit before removing the backing. You’ll like it if you want a simple, low cost way to reduce draughts and rattles around doors and windows.