Stormguard Draught Excluder - Wood - 914mm

Measure the width of your door accurately. If the door size is not a standard size, you may need to cut the excluder to fit.

Yes, the excluder is suitable for painting or staining to match your door's finish.

You'll need a measuring tape, a pencil, a screwdriver or drill, and possibly a saw if you need to cut the excluder.

It is designed for wooden doors, including sliding, folding, and hinged doors. Ensure the product suits the door type.

With proper care and maintenance, the excluder should last for many years and is covered by a 10-year guarantee.

Clean it regularly with a damp cloth to remove dust and debris.

Check the alignment of the excluder and ensure it isn't pressing too tightly against the threshold. Adjust the screw depth if necessary or shave down the wooden excluder slightly.

Ensure the excluder is making full contact with the threshold. Check for any gaps and re-secure the excluder if needed. Consider adding additional sealing around the door frame.

Inspect the excluder regularly for any wear and tear. If the brush strip is damaged, it may need replacing. If the wood is damaged, the entire excluder may need to be replaced.