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Product description
DOTALE Draught Seal is a clear, flexible, self-adhesive silicone tape designed to help reduce draughts through suitable gaps around doors and windows. Measure the gap, cut the tape to length and press the adhesive section onto a clean, dry surface.
Key features
- Helps reduce draughts: Cover suitable gaps to help keep warmth indoors.
- Clear, flexible finish: Transparent silicone for a discreet appearance around doors and windows.
- Cut to fit: Trim the tape to the length you need.
- Self-adhesive application: Peel off the backing and press firmly into place.
- Practical roll size: Each roll is approximately 5 m long × 35 mm wide.
Choose your bundle
| Bundle | Approx. total length |
|---|---|
| 3 rolls | 15 m |
| 6 rolls | 30 m |
| 9 rolls | 45 m |
Measure the total length of the gaps you want to seal before choosing your bundle. After fitting, check that doors and windows still open and close freely.
Introduction
Cold air often finds its way in through small gaps around doors and windows. DOTALE Draught Seal is a clear, flexible silicone strip that you can cut to length and stick over suitable gaps to help reduce draughts.
Clean and dry the surface, measure the length you need, then peel off the backing and press the tape into place. Each roll is approximately 5 m long and 35 mm wide, with 3, 6 or 9-roll bundles available to suit the areas you want to seal.
Frequently asked questions
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Where can I use DOTALE Draught Seal?
Use it over suitable gaps around doors and windows where there is a smooth, clean surface for the adhesive to grip. The strip needs to cover the gap while leaving enough adhesive in contact with the frame.
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How much tape is included in each bundle?
Each roll is approximately 5 m long and 35 mm wide. The 3-roll bundle provides approximately 15 m in total, the 6-roll bundle approximately 30 m, and the 9-roll bundle approximately 45 m.
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Which bundle should I choose?
Measure each edge you plan to seal, add the lengths together and allow a little extra for trimming. Choose a bundle that covers that total, rather than choosing by the number of doors or windows alone.
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Can I cut the tape to fit?
Yes. Measure the length you need and cut the tape with scissors before peeling off the backing. Try a short piece first to check the position.
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How do I prepare the surface?
Remove dust, dirt and grease, then let the surface dry fully. Peel off the backing and press the adhesive section firmly along the surface. A clean, dry surface helps the tape stick properly.
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Will it affect how my door or window closes?
Position the strip so it covers the gap without getting in the way of normal opening and closing. Check the fit with a short piece first, then open and close the door or window again after fitting.
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Will it damage paint or leave marks when removed?
That depends on the finish, its condition and how long the tape has been fitted. Test a small hidden area first, especially on painted or delicate surfaces. Peel back slowly when removing; loose paint and fragile finishes may lift.
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How does it help keep warmth in?
Covering unwanted gaps can help reduce cold air coming in and warm air escaping. The difference will depend on the gaps you seal and the rest of your home's insulation.
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