Doors and windows are the most common source of draughts in properties which is why finding the right door draught excluder and window draught excluder is key to making you...
Doors and windows are the most common source of draughts in properties which is why finding the right door draught excluder and window draught excluder is key to making your home more energy efficient. Whether you need a draught excluder for your front door or internal doors, a window draught excluder solution for your sash windows or a casement window, we’ve got a solution. Our range contains, wool draught-proofing tape for doors and windows (a fantastic alternative to draught-proofing strips), traditional cushion door draught excluders to stop draughts coming from under the door, wool gap filler for small nooks and crannies, door brush seals, letterbox covers and more!
All of our draught-proofing tools are easy to use and fit, which means there isn’t any need for professional draught-proofing devices. Fitting them in a draughty home will reduce energy bills and make a property feel warmer. The whole range is sustainably sourced, with many of them utilising the natural qualities of wool to make your home warmer and energy efficient. They are eco-friendly draught stoppers that don’t use unnecessary plastics or synthetics, unlike many that are currently on the market.
In fact, the Energy Savings Trust has stated that draught-proofing doors and windows can save around £45 per year on heating costs. Door and window draught-proofing is a particular issue in older, period properties, but even in newer houses, draughts can sneak in unannounced! So, what is the best draught excluder for your doors and windows? It really depends on where the draught is coming from. For doors, draughts can come through external doors and are particularly common in garage doors, French doors. Draughts can also come through internal doors. The main areas you’ll need to look at are under door draughts and draughts around a door frame (often found in wooden doors). If there are small cracks around the door frame, then you’ll need door draught-proofing tape or strips. If the draught is coming from the bottom of the door, a door draught excluder cushion (also knows as a snake draught excluder or sausage draught excluder) will work to block the draught. We’ve got extra-large draught excluder door cushions in a whole range of designs! Door brush seals work too. When looking at draught—proofing external doors and front doors, draughts can a sneak through the letterbox and keyhole. These draughts can be stopped with a letterbox cover with brush seals and keyhole covers.
The best window draught excluder will usually be a window draught excluder strips and tape. Our wool window draught seal tape with a self-adhesive with a self-adhesive strip ensuring you can get into every nook & cranny to seal and draught-proof your windows. If there are any other cracks or gaps, our wool gap filler is perfect.
