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draught proofing

pauldnan · 2016-02-04 18:32:25

Hi there, I'm just renovating a house with a garage attached. The garage has a teak door that is in good condition but not fitted all that well and let's alot of wind in. I'm going to take down the garage door and refit it and also replace door from garage to kitchen. When doing this to make both doors properly draught…

04-02-2016 6:32pm

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pauldnan

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Hi there, I'm just renovating a house with a garage attached. The garage has a teak door that is in good condition but not fitted all that well and let's alot of wind in. I'm going to take down the garage door and refit it and also replace door from garage to kitchen. When doing this to make both doors properly draught proof I want to fit seals. I am just wondering what is the best type of seals to use rubber or foam ones or any information on a certain brand. As I will be fitting the doors to suit the seal sizes it would be good to get the right ones as fitting the doors will be a permanent thing. Thanks in advance as someone might have experience in fitting both types of seals and their opinion of them. Thanks

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