Navy Seal Draught Shield Tape - Flexible, self-Adhesive Draught-excluding Tape for Windows and Doors

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Note that this type of draught excluder blocks out the cold while allowing natural airflow to continue. Also available are double-sided door snakes, which have cushioning on either side of a flat part in the middle, which slides under your door. Note that the cover on this draught blocker can’t be machine-washed or dried, nor can it be dry-cleaned. This lets you stick it along edges, frames, windows, doors and screens and the non-adhesive 'flap' side will bridge the gap creating an instant, weather-proof, airtight seal that's still flexible enough to let you open the door or window or shower screen, in both directions, easily! Not every draught makes its way in from the bottom of a door; it can also enter from the top or side of a door, from windows and other cracks or crevices, too.

But there are a few things to consider before making your choice of draught excluder, features that could elevate this simple, affordable purchase to a great one. Navy Seal is great for unfinished spaces too, like DIY projects or temporary spaces when your home is being renovated or extended. This charcoal-coloured, faux-fur draught blocker has the appearance of a lumbar or bolster decorative pillow, so will easily blend with the decor around it. With plenty available on the market, from super-stylish draught excluders to more novelty designs, you’re sure to find one that delivers on a functional front, while also matching with your home decor.

As such, it’s important to be mindful of its condition and spot-clean when necessary, as you would with most decorative pillows. A small number of products may require an additional postage cost due to the size of the parcel or other special considerations.

A thin vertical crack on the shield allows the middle layers shrinks more freely without affecting the lower layers. Its sponge cotton rolls can be trimmed to better fit the length of your door, after which the draught excluder can be attached to the bottom of the door, where it’s secured by elastic, hook and loop tape. For this reason, we strongly recommend that you always read the actual product label carefully before using or consuming any product. The only downside to this particular draught excluder is that it isn’t machine washable, which can be an issue for an item that will collect dirt from spending all its time on the floor. Navy Seal Draught Shield Tape blocks the gaps around doors and windows where so much heat is lost and cold air can get in.

A light polyfill can be a cheaper option, but if your door is draughty because it won’t stay closed, you might need a weightier option. With just a few simple, easy-to-fit rolls of Navy Seal Draught Shield Tape you'll be instantly insulating and keeping your home warmer, so you'll save money on your heating bills.