A small fix for everyday comfort

Close the Gap. Keep Your Home Feeling Like Home.

Feel that little draft near the door? Notice dust collecting by the window? Sometimes the smallest gaps cause the most everyday annoyance.

Our clear, cut-to-fit seal strip helps cover those openings without adding a bulky, obvious barrier to your doors and windows.

Clear look · Flexible fit · Peel-and-stick application

Sound familiar?

It's Not the Big Problems. It's the Little Gaps.

A cool breeze sneaking under the door. Dust settling along the sill. That thin strip of daylight where a door doesn't quite meet the floor.

Instead of replacing a door or starting a big home project, try addressing the gap itself. A simple transparent strip can make the edge feel more finished and help limit unwanted airflow and debris where it fits properly.

Made for an understated finish

Protection You Notice. A Strip You Barely Do.

Big foam blocks and bulky door accessories can distract from a carefully put-together room. This clear design is made for a discreet finish, with a flexible flap that sits along the gap.

Less hassle, more practical

Measure. Cut. Peel. Press.

No elaborate project needed. Set aside a few minutes to prep the surface and apply the strip where it's needed.

1. Clean and dry the installation surface thoroughly.
2. Measure the gap and cut the strip to the required length.
3. Peel the backing from the 20mm adhesive section.
4. Align and press firmly along the frame or door edge, then check that the door or window moves freely.

For best results, apply to a clean, dry, suitable surface. Check adhesion on a small hidden area first. Installation and fit depend on the surface and gap.

The 35mm Size, Explained Simply.

Choosing the right strip matters more than a dramatic promise. Here's the 35mm version shown in your product specifications:

• Total strip width35mm (approximately 1.38 in)
• Adhesive backing width20mm (approximately 0.79 in)
• Flexible sealing section15mm (approximately 0.59 in)

A useful touch throughout the home

One Simple Idea. More Than One Place to Use It.

Start with a drafty interior door. Then check your window edges or suitable sliding-door frames. Anywhere you find a compatible flat mounting surface and a gap, the same cut-to-fit approach may help.

Check clearance and surface compatibility first. Avoid locations where the strip interferes with locks, drainage, tracks, ventilation, or emergency exits.

See the practical difference

From an Open Gap to a Neater Edge.

A clear strip doesn't need to transform the whole room to be worth having. The value is in the small detail: an open edge gets a more finished look, and a suitable gap gets an added flexible barrier.

Images should represent actual fit and installation results, which vary by door, gap, and surface.

Your questions, answered

Everything You Need for a More Comfortable Home.