Garage Door Seals Guide

Not Sure Which Garage Door Seal You Need?

Stop draughts, rain, leaves and pests getting under and around your garage door. Pick your door type below and we'll take you straight to the right seals.

What Are Garage Door Seals?

Seals fill the gaps where your garage door meets the floor, the frame and the top of the opening. Over time they crack, flatten or go missing, which lets water and cold air in. Replacing them is quick, cheap and usually a DIY job.

Threshold Kits (Floor Seals)

Fits: any garage door – sticks to the floor

A raised strip fixed to the garage floor that the door closes onto. Best for stopping rainwater running under the door and for uneven floors.

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Up & Over Door Seals

Fits: single-panel up & over doors

Replacement seals for the classic one-piece door that swings up and over. Closes the gaps along the bottom and edges of the door.

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Top & Side Seals

Fits: the frame around your door

Seals that run along the top and sides of the door frame. Ideal if you can see daylight or feel a draught around the edges.

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Roller Shutter Rubber Seals

Fits: roller shutter garage doors

The rubber strip on the bottom slat of a roller door. Replace it when it's split, hardened or no longer touching the floor.

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Side Guide Seals (Insulated Roller Doors)

Fits: insulated roller shutter guides

Clip-on seals for the side guide rails of insulated roller doors. Cuts draughts and rattling where the curtain runs up and down.

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Quick Tip Before You Order

Measure the full width of your door opening (and the height for side seals). If you're between sizes, go for the longer one – most seals can be trimmed to fit.

Still Not Sure?

Send us a photo of your garage door and we'll tell you exactly which seal you need.