is the door frame wood or plastic? The staple (keep) appears to have been recessed too deep.
You need some draught-excluder strip.
IMO the furry pile (or brush) is better for doors and windows than extruded EDPM as it does not stick or grip on the moving parts.
Clean the surfaces very thoroughly before applying.
You need some draught-excluder strip.
IMO the furry pile (or brush) is better for doors and windows than extruded EDPM as it does not stick or grip on the moving parts.
Clean the surfaces very thoroughly before applying.
Thank you! Is this the sort of thing? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07RKVK..._t1_G7P7KQVHQ1D41Q1GM4V7?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Link doesn't work but as John suggests use brush pile fur excluder, same as you'll have on the frame already
Link worked for me.
Wickes have it, in grey. I think I've also seen it in white (which shows the dirt) and black. I couldn't see a dark brown one to tone with your door colour
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Pile-Tape-Draught-Seal-Grey---5m/p/161293
Cheaper than Amazon
Double-glazing window supply co.s sell it on ebay. I use it on my sliding sash windows. Some of it has a hard or metal backing to slide into a holder, or be pinned in place, rather than the adhesive back.
Similar looking strip is used as a smoke seal on some fire doors.
in cold weather like this, such products quickly go out of stock.
https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Pile-Tape-Draught-Seal-Grey---5m/p/161293
Cheaper than Amazon
Double-glazing window supply co.s sell it on ebay. I use it on my sliding sash windows. Some of it has a hard or metal backing to slide into a holder, or be pinned in place, rather than the adhesive back.
Similar looking strip is used as a smoke seal on some fire doors.
in cold weather like this, such products quickly go out of stock.