Self-Adhesive Door Bottom Seal Strip (38 mm, Cut to Length)
Key points
- 38 mm wide rubber sweep closes gaps up to 20 mm without a threshold
- Peel-and-stick backing goes on in minutes with no drilling or screws
- Stays flexible in cold weather so the blade keeps contact with the floor
- Cuts to length with a knife for doors, cabinets and sliding panels
- One length cuts into several strips, so a whole landing of doors can be sealed from a single roll
| Type | Self-Adhesive Door Bottom Seal |
| Total Width | 38 mm |
| Sealing Gap | Up to 20 mm |
| Material | Flexible Rubber Body |
| Adhesive | Peel-Off Red Release Liner |
| Length | Cut to Size from Roll |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
A black rubber sweep that closes the gap under an interior or exterior door. The strip is 38 mm wide overall and is rated to seal openings up to 20 mm, which covers the clearance left by a worn threshold, an uneven slab or a door that was trimmed too short during fitting. One face carries a red peel-off release liner over a pressure-sensitive adhesive, so the strip is pressed into place on a cleaned door leaf or frame with no drilling, no screws and no visible fixing. The rubber body stays flexible in cold weather, so the blade keeps contact with the floor instead of curling away in winter, and it does not soften or slump in summer heat. It can be cut to the door width with a knife and is also used on cabinet doors, sliding panels and workshop benches to stop draughts, dust, insects and noise. A quick fix for a landlord or fitter closing a draught under a door, where the strip cuts to length and goes on without lifting the door.
