Our fantastic range of UPVC door seals and gaskets have been designed to improve insulation across a variety of materials. They are all extremely durable and come with an affordable price tag. Many windows and doors are fitted with a Flipper gasket to weather seal the opening sash against the frame. The R4055X Flipper gasket is one of the most popular seals of this design. As their name suggests, Wedge gaskets are wedge shaped, so they can simply push into place between frame and double-glazed unit. They feature a rib that hooks onto the frame to keep it in place. Wedge gaskets are designed for easy fitting, and also easy removal, should a unit need to be changed, or 'E' gaskets replaced on the other side.

Bubble Gaskets: These have a round, bubble-like profile and are used to create a seal that can accommodate slight irregularities in the window frame. They are effective in providing a watertight and airtight seal and are commonly used in UPVC windows. Brush Seals: These consist of a strip of bristles or a brush-like material, often used in sliding windows or doors. They allow for smooth operation while providing a barrier to dust and drafts. Reddiplex gaskets are commonly used to seal UPVC doors and windows and, are available in multiple measurements online.Aside from UPVC door seals, we also offer a variety of gasket types, making it easier for you to find your ideal fitting for the job at hand. uPVC window seals are robust, durable and usually long-lasting. However, they can’t last forever and factors such as improper installation, thermal expansion and physical damage may cause the gasket to deteriorate beyond repair. These causes may stretch the section causing it to split or tear. This damages the integrity of the sealing bulb or flipper, resulting in potential issues with air and water ingress. This is sold in 6 metre quantity increments and are shipped as a single, continuous length. 6 metres will generally go around either the opening door sash or, alternatively, the outer frame of a standard size Upvc door system.

When replacing Wedge gaskets, it's important that you only replace one piece at a time, so that the beading on the other side and the glazing remain secure. Start by levering out the end of a seal, taking care that you don't damage the frame. Once the end if free, you should be able to remove the rest of the seal by hand. The Gasket is sold in 6 metre increments which is usually enough to do a standard sized door or window opener. Did you know?These are made from a Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE) material, a blend of plastic and elastic polymer. So they're durable, thermally efficient, with a core of polypropelene (PP), or PVC nitrile, to resist overstretch and expansion. This EPDM rubber flipper type gasket can be used to replace the worn out or damaged rubber gaskets commonly found on most types of Upvc window and door profiles once used. The gasket pushes snugly into the groove of the profile system and when fitted correctly it will remain in place for years of trouble-free installation. The new rubber gasket provides a water tight and draught proof seal to Upvc windows and doors.

These gaskets are sold in 6 metre quantity increments and are shipped as a single, continuous length. 6 metres will generally go around either the opening door sash or, alternatively, the outer frame of a standard size Upvc door system.This was the nearest profile to the existing seal fitted in the door frame. All the measurments show it to be the same profile though the long flipper seal is more vertical when fitted which is good as it provides a very slightly tighter seal when the door is closed. Wedge gaskets – used predominantly to seal the frames of doors and windows to their glass – must be manufactured to a high quality to protect against weather conditions. The gaskets come with different shape options and vary from frame to frame, so it is important to identify your original shape primarily. Bubble gaskets also act as a weather seal for frames when preventing draughts and protecting from exterior noise. They are often supplied in meter lengths, but their shape depends on each specific frame, meaning it’s essential to match gasket codes before replacement. Over time, many gaskets will lose their flexibility and can shrink. Replacing the gasket on your windows and doors can solve many problems including draughty/leaky windows.