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Wooden windows draught excluders

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Neeru247 | 15:43 Wed 10th Dec 2008 | Property
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Hi, I live in a flat with wooden double glazed windows and therefore are unable to change them to the PVC type. I am finding that the are letting the draught come through the gap between the window and the frame and I have read about several types of draught excluders (brush types that you stick to the frame, sealants which solidify to form a seal, rubber seals, etc) that you can use but am unsure which one would be most suitable. Any advice? I am a beginner when it comes to DIY therefore I need something which is easy to fit please. Many thanks!
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Many thanks Zacsmaster! I have placed an order...fingers crossed! :)
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