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Long draft stoppers made of assorted fabrics - Choose your length from 50 to 240 cm; great for all doors, also for windows and patio doors. - PLEASE NOTE: these draft excluders can be cut to exact size free of charge. Just buy the next size up and put a note in the order note with the precise length you require. - 12/13 cm tall (14 cm on the sides). - Approximately 33 cm in CIRCUMFERENCE. - Filled with weighted wadding, compliant with British Fire Safety Standards. - Hanging hoop for when…

Overview:Energy-saving double-sided door plugs can reduce the amount of ventilation, keep the room cool or warm, and reduce electricity costs.[Reducing the sound insulation effect Our door pull blockers can help reduce noise, keep your room away from dusty outdoor light, and provide you with a comfortable space.[Wide use] In addition to your front door, rear door, garage entrance door, bedroom door, bathroom door, it is also suitable for windows to prevent ventilation and seal hot or cold air. T Under Door Draft Stopper, Garage Entrance, Door Draft Stopper, Door Stripping, Doors Diy, Door Bedroom, Door Draught Stopper, Door Draft, Comfortable Space

Overview:Energy-saving double-sided door plugs can reduce the amount of ventilation, keep the room cool or warm, and reduce electricity costs.[Reducing the sound insulation effect Our door pull blockers can help reduce noise, keep your room away from dusty outdoor light, and provide you with a comfortable space.[Wide use] In addition to your front door, rear door, garage entrance door, bedroom door, bathroom door, it is also suitable for windows to prevent ventilation and seal hot or cold…

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It might as well be one of the laws of nature: As outdoor temperatures drop, electricity bills rise. In much of the country, it takes a lot of energy to keep your home warm during the coldest months of the year, which is why it pays to weatherproof your home with added insulation, weatherstripping, storm windows, and more. But if you've already employed your regular suite of winter weather tricks to eliminate drafts and wasted energy, but your heating bills continue to rise, check out this…

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