Brush or hinged flag strips can be used to draught-proof doors or even self-adhesive. Cover the keyholes Keyholes might be taken for granted, however, they can let in a drought that makes your ...

We live in a property with a short hallway which leads into the living room. The room is easily the coldest in the house and it's because a rather large draught is coming through the front door.

Allan Reid, a founder of Art Windows & Doors, has provided several tips on how to adequately draught-proof your home and prepare for the oncoming winter season. 1. Self Adhesive Strips ...

'To tackle this, start by applying self-adhesive draught-proofing strips around the edges of the door, just as you would with windows.' As a temporary measure I may add some into the gaps in my ...

To combat this, begin by applying self-adhesive draught-proofing strips around the edges of the door, similar to how you would with windows. To address the gap at the bottom of your door, ...

Blustery winds can add a real chill factor to the weather - and the inside of your home.

Draught-proofing your windows is an often-forgotten about, but simple method to help make your home more energy efficient - one that helps to keep you warm and cut down on heating bills ...

Existing doors can be improved by fitting draught-proofing strips around the seals and the letterbox. Fitting draught-proofing to an existing door will save the typical household up to £10 a year.

Draught-proofing is crucial when it comes to keeping your home warm in the colder months and reducing your energy bills. The experts at Hiatt Hardware have shared four top tips to help you do it ...

As we head towards autumn, home experts have shared some practical tips to help you draught-proof your home efficiently and affordably. Share. by Ketsuda Phoutinane; 12:10, 12 Sep 2024; ...