FlaFFy_91
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Still hunting for a draught excluder that slides or push fits into the bottom of my garage door.
Looked everywhere and all I can find is ones that glue to the floor or ones that screw onto the door itself.
Does anyone know of anywhere I can buy a push fit/slide in one.
[Edited on 13-12-2015 by FlaFFy_91]
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deano87
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Why can't you screw one on?
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FlaFFy_91
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I can. But they look gash. As they would have to screw onto the outside not the inside.
[Edited on 13-12-2015 by FlaFFy_91]
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Haimsey
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I have a long brush style one screwed to the inside of my garage door which works fine.
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_Allan_
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Have you tried looking in House Day?
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Gary
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Why can't it fasten on the inside? Just a brush on a bracket
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FlaFFy_91
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There's no room. The lip on the inside of the garage door is about 5mm.
Don't think a screw would grip it properly without tearing the side.
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antnee
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Would an adhesive one work?
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FlaFFy_91
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I guess it would, only thing is I'm wondering how well they actually stick.
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