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Cold and Sound Insulating Door Window Seal, Self-Adhesive Rubber Entrance Door Seal, PVC Door Frame Draught Excluder, Window Insulation Seal, Weather Stripping Door Seal (6M, D-Black)

Name: Cold and Sound Insulating Door Window Seal, Self-Adhesive Rubber Entrance Door Seal, PVC Door Frame Draught Excluder, Window Insulation Seal, Weather Stripping Door Seal (6M, D-Black)
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN00869
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

Multifunctional Door Seal: This self-adhesive sealing strip features a high load-bearing capacity and excellent anti-collision effect, making it ideal for windproof, dustproof, noiseproof, and coldproof applications. It effectively reduces wear and noise when opening and closing doors and windows, enhancing your quality of life. Made from high-quality TPE material, the rubber seal offers outstanding flexibility, elasticity, aging resistance, and a longer service life. The backing consists of a clear acrylic adhesive that strengthens over time, providing long-term sealing protection for doors and windows.

Technical specifications

Length: 6M

Color: Black

Suitable door gap: 2.5mm - 5.5mm

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with glass, plastic, aluminum, and wooden doors

Applicable for all types of sliding doors, sliding windows, closet doors, and security doors

Installation

Ensure door and window frames are free from dust and water before installation

Apply the adhesive aid and wait for five minutes

Tear off the oil film paper and stick it on the door and window frames

Crush the siding tape repeatedly during installation for optimal adhesion

Features

Brand
TINOR
Colour
Black
Length
6 m
Material
Rubber
ManoMano Reference
ME93708533

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