draft excluders
Door bottom insulators
Draft excluders are strips or tubes placed along the bottom of doors or windows to block cold air from entering a room.
They may be rigid or flexible, filled with sand or foam, and often take the form of fabric tubes that lie against the gap between door and floor.
Also called draft stoppers in American English, where draught excluders is the British spelling.
- letterboxesContainers for receiving mail
- sealantGap-blocking substance
- insulatorSubstance resisting energy flow
- heat lossWarmth leaving a system
- draughtCurrent of air
weatherproofing · airtight · window frames · stopper · cold air · rubber seals · caulking · storm doors · crawl spaces · door-frames · gap filler · cat-flaps · front door · garage doors · double glazing · sliding doors · cocooning · thermal insulation
- insulationfiberglass, mineral wool, foam, cellulose, rock wool
draft excludersair vents
Openings for airflow
open windows · louvres · exhaust fans · ventilators · vents
draft excludersheaters
Devices producing warmth
space heaters · radiators · HVAC systems · fans · cooling systems
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