draught excluder

Don't forget to add a letter-box draught excluder (£3 or so) to complete the job.

A draught excluder or draft stopper is used to eliminate cold draft and slow heat loss.

The weapon was a green baize tube full of sand, used as a draught excluder at the bottom of the door.

In a crisis it could have doubled as a draught excluder or, if the pub got rough, as a cosh.

Draught Excluder.

Firstly, plug all the draughts with strips of foam draught excluder, but make sure that you can still open the windows properly.

The usual solution against house heat loss through the letterplate is to fit a draught excluder, such as with brush strips.

A good tip for repairing the needle retaining bar is strip and clean off the old sponge, replace with double layers of draught excluder.

It wasn't long, of course, before the superb 'draught excluder' thus created burst into a spectacular display of flames, which shot out across the room.

For sashes, you need to use the brush-strip type of draught excluder along the vertical edges (fitted inside for the lower sash, outside for the upper one), so the windows can still slide easily.

He dragged his clothes on and threw open the door to the passage and almost tripped over Gaspode, who had been lying full length in front of the door like the world's most unwashed draught excluder.

Though he compared Prisoner Zero's low-budget CGI makeup to a "draught excluder", he said that Moffat "turned a weakness into a strength" by having Prisoner Zero take the form of humans.

He closed the door, shaking with nerves, and carefully laid his candle-wick bedspread like a draught excluder along the bottom, pressing it tight so that no light would show through on the other side, then draped his dressing gown over the top of it.