& FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20.00. & FREE UK Delivery on orders dispatched by Amazon over £20. Order within and choose at checkout. See more product details STORMGUARD UPVC Replacement Door And Window Rubber Seal - Black Dispatched from and sold by Amazon. FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsWhite Upvc Inline Window Handle - 40mm Spindle Bar Add-on ItemFREE Delivery on orders over . Product Dimensions200 x 1 x 0.9 cm Included Components1 x Upvc Seal Click here for information about recycling electrical and electronic products 1,505 in DIY & Tools (See top 100) in DIY & Tools > Building Supplies > Heating & Cooling > Weatherproofing > Weather Stripping in DIY & Tools > Hardware > Adhesives & Sealers > Sealers Delivery Destinations:Visit the Delivery Destinations Help page to see where this item can be delivered. Date First Available11 Nov. 2010 Would you like to update product info? The Stormguard UPVC Replacement door and window rubber seal BLACK 20M replaces broken or worn out seals in upvc door and window frames by pushing the new seal into the old grove once it has been cleaned out
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, there is no draught whatsoever and I have enough left to do more windows when the seals eventually fail on them.I would appreciate if you marked this review as helpful or not so that I can improve my future reviews Mr. M. S. Catmur-Neame See all 133 customer reviews (newest first) Most Recent Customer Reviews Goes in a treat. v easy to use and v effective at stopping draughts After bleaching the window frames back to there former glory I purchased these to replace the perished old mouldy seals.Now looks like new windows. Great item .so easy to fit.perfect seal Great peace of kit did the job well. Seal fit right in the groove where I removed the old one.Nicely lubricated out of the box, but make sure you keep the lid closed if you don't plan to finish the job that day... See and discover other items: rubber sealReview Safestyle UK now. Start your review here Published 13 hours ago Updated 13 hours ago Published 14 hours ago
Very efficient and professional Published 16 hours ago Published 19 hours ago FANTASTIC FROM START TO FINISH Published 20 hours ago New Doors and Windows Published 21 hours ago The fitters were prompt polite and as tidy as could be considering the job they did. Published 22 hours ago Published 23 hours ago Published 24 hours ago Door fitted by safe style uk Published 25 hours ago Published 27 hours ago Published 28 hours ago Windows fitted in a hurry and a very arrogant fitter Our 10 Year Guarantee At CR Smith, you'll always find a huge choice of doors. All are bespoke and available in a range of styles and finishes to suit any home. The unique contoured frame of the Lorimer PVCu door beautifully matches the detail of the Lorimer window range. Available in White, Rosewood and American Light Oak woodgrain, all of which are available internally in either white or matching finish, the Lorimer range includes single, French, patio and bi-fold doors.
Timberplus II doors only use the finest materials, hardware and accessories. So we know that every door we manufacture not only looks fantastic, but is safe, secure and durable. All doors are available in a variety of stylish designs and colours inside and outside, so you can choose a door to suit you and your home exactly. Watch our TV Ads Contrary to what some ads say, saving money on your energy bills is not the reason to replace your windows. That’s because it could take decades to recoup the $8,000 to $24,000 you’ll spend on new windows and installation. Energy Star-qualified windows can lower your energy bills by 7 to 15 percent. That’s only about $27 to $111 per year for a 2,000-square-foot, single-story home with storm or double-pane windows, or $126 to $465 if that home has just single-pane windows. New windows can make your home quieter, more attractive, and less drafty, and they don’t need painting. They’re also easier to clean than old windows with combination storm and screens and can reduce your carbon footprint.
To check which windows can keep out rain and wind without leaking, we tested 21 double-hung and four casement-style windows, two of the most popular configurations. We found significant differences between brands in types and frame materials. Working with an outside lab, we subjected the windows to heavy, wind-driven rain and winds of 25 and 50 mph at outdoor temperatures of 0° F and 70° F. Replacing windows involves many decisions. If you want new windows, we’ll help you choose the best ones for your home. Here’s what you need to know. Price doesn’t indicate performance Among double-hung clad wood windows, a pricey and bottom-rated window from Andersen, $500, wasn’t good at keeping out cold air and was so-so at keeping out rain. A $450 Kolbe vinyl double-hung was impressive, but a top-rated $260 Simonton was even better. All of the casement windows aced all tests. Prices varied by frame material; the top-scoring American Craftsman vinyl window, $260, is the least expensive casement.
All prices are for a 3x5-foot window. Match windows to climate Look at the overall scores in our window Ratings, then zero in on test results that apply to where you live. If your home is exposed to high winds and cold temperatures, look for windows that were excellent at low-temperature wind resistance. Don’t overspend on options Upgrades can easily add 50 percent or more to the base cost of a window. Focus on features that add value. Low-E coatings improve efficiency, but triple glazing probably isn’t necessary unless you live in an extremely cold climate. Double-hung window sashes that tilt in make cleaning easier, and full screens allow optimum airflow when the top window is lowered and bottom window raised. Finer meshed screens let more light through and do not obscure the view as much as standard screens. Anatomy of a window 1. Frame provides structure. 2. Cladding protects the exterior of a wood or composite window and is made of vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass, eliminating painting.
3. Sash is the moving part of the window; it can be tilted in for easy cleaning. 4. Insulated glass Double-glazed windows have a sealed space between two panes of glass filled with air or another gas that insulates better than air. Argon gas is standard on many windows, but the energy savings won’t justify paying extra for it. 5. Low-E coating is transparent and improves the efficiency of the glass by reflecting heat yet letting light in. The coating is applied to the outside of glass in warmer climates to reflect the sun’s heat out; in colder areas, it’s applied to the inside glass to keep heat in. 6. Grilles are decorative and are available in different patterns to match architectural styles. You’ll see these numbers on Energy Star and National Fenestration Rating Council window labels: U-factor, or U-value, usually ranges from 0.20 to 1.20. The lower the number, the better the window is at keeping heat in. Solar heat gain coefficient is between 0 and 1.
The lower the number, the better the window is at blocking unwanted heat from the sun. In warm climates, you’ll want the lowest number you can find; in cold areas a higher number is better. Visible transmittance indicates how much visible light a window lets in and is between 0 and 1. As the number increases, so does the light. Tallying the cost of added features Even if you choose budget-friendly windows, upgrades can easily add 50 percent or more to their cost. Here’s a look at upgrades and starting prices for a 3x5-foot double-hung window, according to experts at Pella. Grilles between the glass (GBG), $20 Installed between layers of insulated glass, these add a more traditional look, without having to clean individual sections of glass. Oil-rubbed bronze or satin nickel ups the price. It may be required in hurricane zones. It also reduces noise. The factory adds depth to the window frame when the frame isn’t as thick as the wall. Nonstandard colors for exterior cladding, $25