Stormguard Draught Excluder - 838mm

Its primary function is to seal the gap at the bottom of a door to prevent drafts, reduce heat loss, and improve energy efficiency.

Yes, it can be used on exterior wooden doors. For best longevity, especially in exposed conditions, regular wood treatment is recommended.

Use a fine-toothed saw for a clean cut. Measure carefully and ensure the cut edge is smooth before installation.

Yes, the solid wooden construction provides some degree of sound insulation, helping to reduce the transmission of noise.

Typically, you will need a measuring tape, a pencil, a drill (for pilot holes), and a screwdriver. A saw is needed if you need to trim the excluder.

For exterior doors, it's advisable to check and reapply wood treatment annually or as needed, depending on weather exposure. For interior doors, cleaning with a damp cloth is usually sufficient.

This specific wooden model is designed primarily for wooden doors. It may not be compatible or easily installable on uPVC or metal doors without significant modification or alternative fixing methods.

Ensure the excluder is correctly aligned and making full contact with the floor. If the door is uneven, you may need to trim the excluder or add a threshold seal.

If fixing into softer wood, the pilot holes may be too large. Use larger screws or wood filler. For very hard doors, ensure pilot holes are adequately sized.

The wooden excluder can be carefully cut to the required size using a fine-toothed saw. Ensure the cut edge is smooth.

Reapply a suitable wood treatment (oil or varnish) to protect the wood and maintain its appearance and integrity.