STORMGUARD 21SR3970020B UPVC Replacement Door and Window Rubber Seal - Black, 20 meters

Nachdem mein Einkaufversuch im Baumarkt gescheitert ist, habe ich bestellt. Die Lieferung der Dichtung, offenbar eine britische, erfolgte schnell. Die Dichtung war im Eimer mit einer Flüssigkeit betreufelt, die das Produkt feucht und geschmeidig gehalten hat. Sie hat gut in die Nuten der PVC-Terrassentüren gepasst. Der Einbau war einfach und ging wesentlich schneller als die 19 Jahre alte "Dichtung" auszubauen. Ich werde mehr bestellen.

Mieux que les joints autocollants qui se décollent dans le tempsFacile à poser, j'avais des portes et fenêtres avec rigole de 3.5 et 4.5 mmLe produit est livré dans un seau en plastique bien fermé ( pas facile à ouvrir ), les joints sont lubrifiés, pas besoin d'utiliser du liquide vaisselle pour faire pénétrer dans la rigole du PVCLe joint est souple, et épouse bien les anglesseul reproche que je pourrais faire, c'est qu'il n'existe qu'en noir

Con le misure giuste incastrano bene ed isolano dagli spifferi

PERFECTO PARA VENTANAS DE PVC, EN MI CASO. ENCAJAN PERFECTAMENTE, FACIL DE PONER, SE QUEDAN BIEN ANCLADAS Y MUY BUENE CALIDAD. LO ACONSEJO A TODOS LOS QUE TIENEN QUE CAMBIAR GOMAS EN VENTANAS.

Our conservatory is over 20 years old and the original door gasket seals had perished. They were brittle and hard, so sitting near the door in the winter meant you could feel a definite draught. Over the years I had tried to fix the problem with those stick on strips you can buy from DIY stores but they looked messy and were never man enough for the job. I had a glazing firm in who said that the original ones were no longer made - usual story - so I thought I take a chance and order online. I did some research and because they were in a state, I measured a bit of the old gasket as accurately as I could. This universal seal is perfect! So easy to fit, I was getting suspicious! The arrow head part just popped into the groove with a little bit of pressure, I got away without needed washing up liquid, but a great tip. As others have mentioned, there does seem to be a little bit of lubricant on already which definitely helped. I found that it pays to be a bit careful to keep checking that when you are pushing the seal in, to go back and check that where you first started hasn’t slid along, especially before you cut of the excess at the end. If it has moved, it’s easy just to push it back into place with a bit of thumb pressure.The worst part of the whole job was pulling and digging out the original seal from the grooves, especially at the base. I’m so pleased with the final result. As well as being more efficient, the door looks clean and brand new - better than it has for years. I don’t know why I didn’t do this ages ago.