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draught seal for external door

  • 06-05-2013 12:02pm
    #1
    Fingers Mcginty
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    Can anyone advise where i can buy the aforementioned.i don't want the generic seal you can buy.this looks like a special seal that actually sits in a groove in the door.


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  • #2
    massy086
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    can you post some more pics of the door and can you include a pic of the hinges.it looks like a munster joinery door but i will be sure when i see the hinges


  • #3
    Fingers Mcginty
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    massy086 wrote: »
    can you post some more pics of the door and can you include a pic of the hinges.it looks like a munster joinery door but i will be sure when i see the hinges

    Ok i think you're correct...here goes


  • #4
    Alun
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    Looks like virtually the same door I have which is from Munster Joinery. Give them a call and they'll sell you a length of the seal to cut to length yourself. I did mine last year .. made a huge difference as the old one was torn in places and also had been varnished a couple of times making it less flexible and therefore not sealing properly.


  • #5
    dathi
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    Fingers Mcginty wrote: »
    Can anyone advise where i can buy the aforementioned.i don't want the generic seal you can buy.this looks like a special seal that actually sits in a groove in the door.

    pm sent


  • #6
    massy086
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    yes defo munster joinery door as alun said give them a call and the will sell you the rubber


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  • #7
    Fingers Mcginty
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    massy086 wrote: »
    yes defo munster joinery door as alun said give them a call and the will sell you the rubber

    Ordered.....bloody expensive !
    Thanks for the help folks


  • #8
    massy086
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    Fingers Mcginty wrote: »
    Ordered.....bloody expensive !
    Thanks for the help folks
    how much and where did u order from???


  • #9
    Fingers Mcginty
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    Actually ordered it there today from MJ ...50 squids ...feck it has to be done.
    I'm going to paint the door first and then put the new rubber on. . I have two doors and 2 frames to do.


  • #10
    Alun
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    Yes, it is a bit pricey. The strip I was sent was also a slightly different design to what was on there before, but I'd say it's an improvement.


  • #11
    Carpenter
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    I did this years ago with silicone and to this day is working perfect


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