tesamoll Premium Flexible - Self Adhesive Silicone Seal Strip for Insulating Gaps in Windows and Doors - White - 6 m x 9 mm x 7 mm

I have been struggling with draught from around the kitchen door and the bedroom window for a few years and tried other excluders to various degrees of success. Some rip apart after a while and others have proved rubbish.This one, however, has done both jobs perfectly. No whisling noises coming from the bedroom window anymore , no draughts, and the room is much warmer now. The kitchen also is warmer and the draught excluder matches the door colour and looks like it is made for double glazed doors and windows. This is a very versatlie product and aesthetically pleasing (looks good). I was also able to reposition it around the door after installing to ensure that the door closes with a prefect fit(I wouldnt do this too many times in order not to wear the very strong adhesive).It has been in place for over two months now and the Mrs approves.All together a fantastic buy

good quality and easy to use and cut. so far so durable. best to leave oyut flat for a few hours before using to remove any bends from being packaged. recommend

Applied this to the bedroom sash and case windows in my old tenemant flat and it has worked a treat. I would highly recommend it.If applying to sash and case window don't forget to apply a middle strip in between the upper and lower window frames as this strip then squiges up to create a nice tight all round individual seal between both frames (as well as around the window frame edges). Also make sure that you buy enough to get all the windows you need done as there's nothing worse than finding that you're a foot short for what you need to do!

It does not compress to 1mm without a great deal of pressure on the door, so if your door gap is mostly 1mm you might be better off with another style/shape.

Once it was on I couldn’t close my windows so had to just throw it away. Complete waste of money. It says all over the box that it’s one size fits all but it isn’t

This product is excellent when used correctly and in the right locations. Stating the obvious, no gaps are the same width and are not necessarily consistent. I had a number of original internal and external doors to seal in an old Victorian house and used a range of various profiles and thicknesses to achieve a satisfactory result. It's no use using a 3mm profile in a 4mm gap and no use trying to use a 6mm profile in a 1mm gap as the door won't close. In one case I had to use 3 different profiles to seal the leading edge of one warped door.

Poor quality, possibly old stock as very kinked in places and adhesive had dried out, ended up binning it and wasting money

Having used this size and profile of draught excluder for 3 years now in a city centre apartment, I have found the quality is very high and have replaced them once so far.They also are adequate when it comes to sound exclusion (depends on use)