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Should you consider draught proofing?

Draught-proofing is often a high-value first step because it targets uncontrolled air leakage without the cost of replacing otherwise serviceable windows and doors.

  • Fewer cold draughts and more even perceived comfort.
  • Less heat lost through uncontrolled air leakage.
  • Potential to feel comfortable at a slightly lower thermostat setting.
  • Preservation of existing windows and doors when full replacement is unnecessary.

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House door and window where seals and draught paths can be improved
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DIY draught-proofing essentials

Some draughts are genuinely DIY-friendly. The aim is controlled ventilation, not sealing a home indiscriminately.

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