2X Window Draught Excluder Tape, Self-Adhesive Strip Type D, Draft Excluder for Window Insulation, Door Weather Strip, 9mm X 6mm X 2.5 Meters, 4 Seals Total 10M (Black)

This is really good value for money. You only need one "D" for each seal, and as you get 2 rolls with 2 "D"s on each roll, it lasts and lasts. And the adhesion is really good, even after being stored in our shed over a year. The only slightly annoying bit is the backing strip can leave a trailing end when you try to pull it off, but that's easy to remove. It's a little fiddly getting the strip into exactly the right place, but you can peal it off and stick it down again in a different position, it doesn't lose it's adhesion, provided the window / door surround is clean. We tried a brush strip too, by a different maker: you had to use an airgun to get it to stick: cue peeling paint if you didn't look out. This stuff doesn't need anything so drastic, and no damage to the paintwork. It's well worth the purchase price.

Pros: • strong double-sided adhesive strip on 1st attempt • seals doors and windows well • neat, clean design • practical and easy to apply • flexible enough to fit gaps properly • Noticeable change in air draft during cold spells Cons: • Get it right first time is my warning, If you stick down and lift to move, the stick barely holds the 2nd attempt. Summary: This Tebrun draught excluder tape does exactly what it is meant to do. The adhesive is strong when used correctly, the seal fits well, and it looks tidy once applied. It is simple to install and effective for reducing draughts around doors and windows. There are no problems to report so far, and for a straightforward door and window seal, it works perfectly.

Living in a rented house comes with draughty windows and a loss of heat, so searched for a cheap way of keeping my house warm and this popped up. I read the reviews which seemed quite mixed, mostly due to the fact that people are clearly not using it correctly by looking at there pictures. I have to be honest if you are looking for a cheap way to insulate your home due to bad windows then this is for you I actually can't believe how good this works it has even stopped the condensation on the windows got rid of the noise from outside coming in and now when I put the heaters on the rooms all stay warm. Definitely worth the 5 stars don't listen to the bad reviews just use it correctly

In the current climate and cost of utility bills, a draft can be a seriously costly issue. I brought these, but because they were taking their time to come I went to B&Q to buy some to get the door done. When these then arrived I could compare them to the other stuff, and they were sadly sub par. The other ones have a better adhesive back which feels stronger and like it might stick for longer, of course this is speculative because they have only been on a matter of days so far, but still. These are also much thinner than the other, which made getting a proper seal a bit more difficult, however my upstair window had a much smaller gap and I think the thicker stuff would have prohibited the window closing properly, so swings and roundabouts. Either way, not a bad product just not quite the standard of some others out there.

Sash windows, like my wife, are beautiful but cold. Unlike my wife, the windows rapidly improve with the addition of this adhesive foam tube. The tube is plenty sticky and can be split in half to cover gaps perfectly. They cut nicely with scissors for perfect sizing. I'd definitely advise cleaning and drying the surface beforehand with a little bit of rubbing alcohol (or even grapefruit-scented hand sanitiser if you're impoverished and lazy, like me). My sole issue on the stickiness front was the pad peeling off one of the tubes along with the paper, but I restuck it down and it mostly worked fine. If worst comes to worst, getting some 3m double sided tape would ensure these go nowhere (unlike, and this is the final time I'll make this joke I promise, my wife). You get a fair whack of tube in each pack, but how much you will need obviously depends on your window size, so buy accordingly. I'd maybe get a few if you're doing multiple or bigger windows. One 2x pack did one large (i.e., 3x pane, approx 1.5m tall) sash window for me; your mileage may vary. Thoroughly recommended; will buy more when they need replacing.

I'm using this around a door frame in a Victorian house to stop it rattling when it's windy outside and the window's open and it's worked perfectly. Possibly not exactly what it's being sold for but definitely seems to do the trick! It's very easy to use and seems to have very sticky adhesive. I used a sharp Stanley knife to cut my strips but you could easily use scissors. It's always a good idea to clean down the surface beforehand - I used some rubbing alcohol (IPA) just to make sure there was no grease etc. before attaching it. I would recommend removing a few inches of the strip tape at a time and securing against the surface because if you do it in one massive length it'll stick to itself and wallpaper etc. and you'll end up in all sorts of bother!

I've bought this draught excluder many times and never had a problem. It sticks well, does the job of blocking drafts / noise and easy to install. HOWEVER, I saw there was some negative reviews of this product not sticking and the backing tape ripping so it was hard to remove. By chance I found a pack of this draught exclude that I had bought a while ago and forgotten about. When I went to use it the backing tape was impossible to remove and subsequently wouldn't stick to the window frame. Odd because its the exact same brand I've bought previously.... What I noticed though, was that the 'bad' excluder was sealed with sellotape. The 'good' excluder was sealed with a metal pin. So be warned that there are potentially two types of this excluder circulating! Otherwise would recommend!!

Measure your windows! It’s a useless selling point to state ‘does up to 4 windows’ given that windows come in thousands of sizes. Once you’re sure you’ve got enough, this stuff works a treat. You’ll need something strong (turps, meths, white spirit, etc) to clean where you’ll be sticking this, then a quick wipe to dry off & clear away the cleaning agent & you’re good to go. I’m fairly certain this step has been skipped by reviewers moaning that it doesn’t stick. It does. I bought this to use in my bedroom where the previous owner got in some cowboys to ‘fit’ the windows. There are cavities in the wall left by the cowboys that cause the outside sounds to amplify, so it’s worth noting this adhesive foam is not magic & can not rid you of outside noise coming in through other ways. It did, however completely stop the draughts and greatly reduce the noise coming in through the gaps. In lieu of new windows, this stuff is worth grabbing while you save up to get a permanent fix for noise & draught problems.

Très bon produit, le joint colle très bien et je ne sent plus l’air quand il y a du vent Très satisfaisant

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Bon produit, il me semble de bonne qualité. Il colle bien et il est conforme à la description

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Its more than perfect