cactikid
VIP Member
Getting to that time of year to update and lessen draughts in an old 1960s house . House had got external aluminium strips with a flat rubber side to contact outside of door to seal it.
40 odd years later hall door has warped and seal is not touching door and had to get front of house repainted as neighbours are selling house next door.
Strips were removed to allow paint to dry fully and be refitted if new seals are available.
Forgot to photo the strip and grey rubber to see if they differ to whats on the market. looking at the rubber it is T shaped to slide into the groove but unsure if sizes as i see shapes differ for my needs..
Need to do a few inner doors and found my stockpile of p shaped adhesive to use on them.
Cutting down on draughts should allow house to be warmer in the winter.
Ensuite toilet has an extractor fan wired to light inside and i modified the grill vent in wall with a 3 blade that is opened by air and closes when no air.
Some of the blades have stuck open and lets the wind into the house again and need to modify the blades with some silicon on the bottom to make it heavier and close again.
With the price of gas and electricity one needs to start reducing usage from leaks.
So does anybody know if there are many internal sizes on rubbers into the groove is what i need to know?
40 odd years later hall door has warped and seal is not touching door and had to get front of house repainted as neighbours are selling house next door.
Strips were removed to allow paint to dry fully and be refitted if new seals are available.
Forgot to photo the strip and grey rubber to see if they differ to whats on the market. looking at the rubber it is T shaped to slide into the groove but unsure if sizes as i see shapes differ for my needs..
Need to do a few inner doors and found my stockpile of p shaped adhesive to use on them.
Cutting down on draughts should allow house to be warmer in the winter.
Ensuite toilet has an extractor fan wired to light inside and i modified the grill vent in wall with a 3 blade that is opened by air and closes when no air.
Some of the blades have stuck open and lets the wind into the house again and need to modify the blades with some silicon on the bottom to make it heavier and close again.
With the price of gas and electricity one needs to start reducing usage from leaks.
So does anybody know if there are many internal sizes on rubbers into the groove is what i need to know?