Door draught excluder

Looking for an easy and free way to stop draughts beneath your doors? Make a homemade draught excluder out of stuff you already have!

Keep your home cosy with this simple craft project, using old clothes and fabric scraps for stuffing

When I moved to this house, I had to remove the nasty carpet upstairs and replaced it with laminate. That made a BIG space between the ...

Now, simply slide both pipe foam tubes into the bag.

Add the personal touch and create bespoke sewn presents for any occasion! Half Yard Gifts is part of the best-selling series from sewing guru, Debbie Shore. It contains 22 projects to sew and give away, each made using less than half a yard of fabric.The book contains gifts for all your family and friends. The projects range from pincushions, bags and paperweights to aprons for budding chefs, kneeling pads for gardeners and tool belts for DIY-enthusiasts. The projects are made in a range…

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…

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Britain is in the grip of a big freeze. Sally Cameron Griffiths shows you how to make a simple draught excluder to keep the cold weather at bay

Description Keeping your doors held open or stopping the draughts coming in couldn't be easier with the Nicola Spring draft excluder. Weighted design to stop doors from moving. Modern, stylish, grey herringbone pattern. Features two hanging hooks if you wish to secure to the door or to easily hang when not in use.

Winter weather can be extremely chilly. If you have ever lived in a house where the winter winds and cold seep into your space through under the door, you know how frustrating it can be to keep your space warm and toasty. That is why we asked Remona Gopaul from the Stitching Scientist to show us how to make a door draft stopper. These simple sewing projects are a fantastic way to keep the cold out and the heat in. Bulky, long, and pressed right against the door crack, these ingenious door…