Protect your home from draughts, rain, and damp with our range of door weather bars. Fitted along the bottom of external doors, weather bars act as a protective drip edge—directing rainwater away from the door to keep interiors warmer and drier.
Why Choose Door Weather Bars?
Weather Protection – Prevents water ingress, draughts, and damage to timber or uPVC door frames.
Energy Efficiency – Reduces heat loss by sealing the threshold and blocking cold air.
Durable Materials – Made from high-quality aluminium or uPVC for long-lasting protection.
Easy to Fit – Designed for simple installation on most types of external doors.
Neat Finish – Provides a clean, professional look to complement your door design.
Suitable for front doors, back doors, and patio doors, our weather bars are available in a variety of lengths and finishes to match your home.
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It's an angled deflector fixed across the outside of the door just above the threshold, throwing driven rain clear before it tracks underneath. The standard cure for water appearing inside the threshold of exposed doors.
Cut to the door width, seal the back face, screw to the door with the drip edge just proud of the threshold, and cap the ends. Twenty minutes with a hacksaw, drill and sealant.
If water is being driven at the door face and running down, a weather bar. If wind and water come through the gap under the door, a threshold or brush seal. Badly exposed doors often need both.
