Upvc Door Or Window Weather Rain Drip Bar Strip - White 850mm Long

• Versatile Weather Bar: Suitable for both UPVC doors and windows, this rain drip bar strip helps prevent water ingress and keeps your home protected.
• Customizable Length: Trimmable to fit your specific door size with a saw, the 850mm length is typically enough for doors up to 1 meter wide.
• Easy Installation: Comes with 4 purpose-made fixing screws and finishing end caps, allowing for a quick and easy face-fixed installation.
• Durable Material: Made of robust and hard-wearing Polyvinyl Chloride, this weather bar strip is designed to withstand the elements and remain securely in place.

Upvc Door or Window Weather Rain Drip Bar Strip White Rosewood or Oak Colour: White, Rosewood Brown, or Light Oak Caramel colour finish options Overall Length: 850mm (is normally long enough to fit most doors over 1mtr width overall) Also available in a 1200mm length (Due to the increased length this size has to go via a courier hence the increased postage costs) Overall Width: 22mm Operation: Face fixed to external face of opening door or even windows. Comes complete with 4 purpose made fixing screws per bar and finishing end caps. Quick & easy to fit. The weather bar strip is easily trimmable to suit your specific door size with a saw. The 850mm dimension is normally more than large enough for even an oversized door and typically will do a door up to an overall width dimension of approx 1metre. Works equally as well as a upvc window weather bar strip to prevent excessive water entering the window system. Very robust, hard wearing, and very hard to be kicked off. Fitting tip: Simply draw a horizontal straight line on the outside face that the weather bar is to be fitted to. Equally mark out the 4 fixing screw lugs positions along the line. Either drill a 3mm hole through the first skin of the door / window, alternatively with a battery screw driver with a cross head end you can drive the self drilling screws in. Remove one of the end caps and slide the drip bar over the heads of each screw and set the drip bar centrally in position. For best results the bar should finish approx 5 - 10mm from each end of the door frame when closed and the bottom of the drip bar should be about 15mm above the highest part of the bottom of the threshold that the door seals to when closed. This allows for any expansion or movement you may experience over the years.