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Draught stripping is a process of attaching a narrow strip of material to the edge of a door or window to prevent air flow between the inside and outside of a building. This is often done to increase the energy efficiency of a building by reducing the amount of heat lost through gaps around doors and windows. The draught stripping material can be made from a variety of materials, including rubber, plastic, or foam, and is commonly applied using adhesive or nailed in place. The process of draught stripping may involve removing existing seals or trim and fitting new strips in their place, or installing a completely new set of seals around doors and windows. This is typically done as part of a larger retrofit or renovation project to improve the overall energy efficiency of a building, particularly in older buildings that may have gaps or leaks around door and window frames.
