Draught Excluders

Keep your home warm, comfortable, and energy-efficient with our comprehensive range of draught excluders. Whether you need a simple weatherstrip to seal a drafty window or a heavy-duty door draft stopper to protect your main entrance from the elements, we stock high-quality, reliable solutions from trusted trade brands like Stormguard, Schlegel, and BPC Fixings.

Installing a draught excluder is one of the fastest and most cost-effective ways to insulate your property and lower your heating bills. Our collection includes a variety of styles to suit any home:

• Brush Strips: An excellent door draft stopper for uneven floors or carpets, using flexible bristles to block cold air and dust without catching on the floor.

• Self-Adhesive Foam & Rubber Seals: Quick, tool-free draught excluders that compress neatly into frames to stop wind and noise.

• Rain Deflectors & Thresholds: Heavy-duty exterior excluders designed to direct rainwater away from your home while firmly sealing the gap beneath your door.

From internal room dividers to external front doors, find the exact size, material, and finish you need to fully draft-proof your space today.

Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs

Which type of door draft stopper is best for uneven floors?

If your floor is slightly uneven or heavily carpeted, a brush-style door draft stopper is the best choice. The flexible bristles easily contour to the changing height of the floor as the door opens and closes, ensuring a tight seal against cold air without causing friction or damaging your flooring.

How do I install a draught excluder?

Installation depends on the type of draught excluder you choose. Foam and rubber weatherstrips usually feature a self-adhesive backing—simply clean the door frame, peel off the backing, and press the seal firmly into place. Metal thresholds and heavy-duty door draft stoppers typically require being cut to size with a hacksaw and screwed directly into the bottom of the door or the floor.

Do draught excluders help save money on heating?

Absolutely. By sealing the gaps around your doors and windows with a proper draught excluder, you stop warm air from escaping and prevent freezing air from entering. This allows your central heating to work much more efficiently, making a high-quality door draft stopper an investment that quickly pays for itself.