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Hi all -

I am restoring my habitation door which has gone a bit soggy and while I am at it, I would like to replace the soft / plush draught seal which slots around the door (not the door seal which goes around the door frame)

Does anyone know the technical name for this part, and / or where I can try and source some?

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O'Leary's might be a good place to start looking?

http://www.olearymotorhomes.co.uk/

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Hi Dave

Sadly O'Learys do not have it.


I have found out it is sometimes called weatherstrip or brush weatherstrip or woven pile seal - but I cannot find a stockist so far..
 
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I bought some for draught proofing a door at home.

It was from B&Q and was the same as your image, but grey in colour. It's used on commercial aluminium framed glazed doors etc.


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Hi Wilse

I will go and check in B&Q - I think the could be an issue with the width of the strips that are used for conventional doors - from what I can see, the standard widths for the stiffish backing material are 4.8mm and 6.9mm or so, but the Hymer strip is 8mm wide - I think if the strip is too narrow, it will pull out of the channel in the door that it is slotted into.
 
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I have also emailed Brownhills
 
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Fair point, about the width, why not just add two strips??
I'm sure you will be able to source something wider though.

Mention 'motorhome' and costs magically quadruple!


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wilse wrote:


Mention 'motorhome' and costs magically quadruple!


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You're not kidding! I have no high hope of a cheap solution from a motorhome specialist, and least of all a Hymer dealer - (I am going to guess £70 for a start)

I want to solve this for a tenner ideally Wink

I have just been to B&Q, and they have the strip I think you refer to, and I had thought about using it doubled up, but unfortunately the "pile" of the strip is to short - it needs to be about 11or 12mm high...

My unexciting quest continues....
 
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OK... what about this:

12mm brush pile

Any use?

£1.20 per metre.


Search for 'brush pile' door seal or draught excluder

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wilse wrote:
OK... what about this:

12mm brush pile

Any use?

£1.20 per metre.


Search for 'brush pile' door seal or draught excluder

w


Thanks wilse - I had seen this page, but I kept searching as the item on that page has a 6.9mm strip., and my strip is 8mm wide. The channel slot on the door is 5mm wide on the surface so I thought it may come out a bit easily.
However, I think now on reflection I may buy some and try it out. Thank you
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