Door Draft Excluder Seal Aptel AG706C — 95 cm, black, tubular door seal

The Aptel AG706C is a 95 cm black tubular door draft excluder seal designed to fit along the bottom edge of interior or exterior doors with a flat threshold. This tubular door seal creates a continuous barrier that reduces drafts, limits heat loss and helps keep dust and noise from passing under the door. The compact, low-profile design is intended to maintain clearance while improving thermal efficiency and comfort in residential and office environments.

Advantages

The tubular construction provides a flexible yet durable seal that conforms to uneven floor surfaces and maintains contact with the threshold without obstructing door movement. Its black finish blends with dark doors and trims and resists visible soiling. Installation is straightforward and requires minimal adjustments, delivering an effective, maintenance-light solution for reducing drafts and improving insulation performance at the door bottom.

Suitable for

• Sealing the bottom of interior doors to reduce drafts and noise.
• Improving thermal performance of exterior doors with a flat threshold.
• Limiting dust and insect entry under doors in residential or office spaces.

Key specifications

• Length: 95 cm
• Shape: tubular seal
• Color: black
• Intended mounting: along the door bottom for doors with a flat threshold
• Suitable for: interior and exterior door applications

How to use

Measure the width of the door and position the tubular seal along the bottom edge so the seal contacts the floor evenly when the door is closed. Trim the seal to the correct length if necessary and secure it according to the manufacturer's recommended attachment method for the specific door type and threshold. After installation, open and close the door several times to confirm there is no rubbing that impedes movement and adjust fit as needed to ensure an even continuous barrier.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, install the seal on a clean, dry door bottom and check compatibility with the door clearance before trimming. Periodically inspect the seal for wear or compression and replace when the material no longer provides an effective contact with the floor.