Description
Window & Door Rubber Gasket Seal
SOLD PER METRE
Most windows and doors are fitted with a rubber gasket seal. It's main use is to weather seal the opening sash to the frame, stopping water and draughts from getting in. Replacing your gasket seal is very easy, you won't require any adhesive or tools to install the bubble gasket, it simply pushes and clips in to place.
How do you stop a draught from a window?
The main way to stop a draught coming through your window is to install new rubber gasket seal. Overtime your old rubber seal will flatten, become hard or brittle and shrink. This will severely reduce its ability to create a quality seal around the opening of your window or door. Installing a new rubber gasket seal will stop cold and draughts coming through an ultimately reduce your energy bills.Information
- Sold per metre
- Comes as one continuous length up to 20m. (An order for 40m would come as 2 x 20m rolls)
- Trade standard materials conforming to BS7412
- Superior ageing properties
- Unaffected by most aqueous oils and oil based fluids
- UV stable
How to order the correct gasket seal
The easiest and most accurate way to select the correct rubber gasket seal is buy using our sample pack. The sample pack we supply contains a short piece (approx 100mm) of each gasket we have on offer. They will all be individually labelled with the corresponding code making them easy to identify. You can then test each gasket in your window or door to ensure you're selecting the best performing gasket. Please note all sample packs come in black only.
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Very happy with their speedy service. Was sent a detailed e-mail explaining the keyed-alike service which I'd misunderstood and was dealt with patiently over the phone while I dithered over my changed requirements.
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7 days ago
I have a front door with I now know is a Millanco117 lock which the handle was turning but not opening the lock. I found GBDIY online (saw Peter Knights review of similar) and decided to call. The man on the phone asked if I am “handy”. I told him I am DIY handy enough and he said give it a go then. He advises me it would probably be the cam which is broken and not the whole lock. So he told me to buy a new cam for about £20 instead of a whole lock for about £150. Amazing cause if he would have told me I needed a lock i wouldn’t know any better myself. So he saved me probably £130 in parts and also gave me a bit of advise about looking out for the ball bearings inside. That gave me the confidence to have a go myself instead of calling a locksmith which would have cost a fortune probably. Really good. Today with the added help of a YouTube video I have fixed the lock and it is all working perfectly now. Thanks so much. Really good. PS. I tried to add photos but it won’t upload - don’t know why. Please pass this message to the GBDIY team as the man on the phone should remember this and it’s good to have some good feedback I hope!
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12 days ago
Finding the right part was made easy with the company's very detailed measurements drawing. I was able to tick each measurement off unlike some websites where I was left scratching my head with just two measurements to compare against.
The ordering process was straight forward. I ordered on Friday afternoon and I fitted it on Monday afternoon. That was with just standard postage.
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16 days ago
All excellent
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22 days ago
Was stuck with a rear door I couldn't lock, I spoke to they're sales fella, and although was just past the cut off to ship same day, he found my order and pushed it through. Great old fashioned customer service, really appreciate it . 🙏
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23 days ago
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