Wooden window or door letting in draughts? Aquamac is Schlegel's range of Q-Lon foam weather seals for timber. They push into a groove in the frame or sash and seal the gap when it closes.
We stock Aquamac 21 (AQ21) and Aquamac 63 (AQ63) per metre, Aquamac 63 (QL3005) in 6m, 10m and 25m packs and a 300m roll, Aquamac 124 (QL3020) in 10m and 25m packs, and Aquamac 33 (QL3012) in a 10m pack.
Pull out a short length of the old gasket and look at the end. The shape of the cross-section is what you need to match.
Measure the overall height and width, and the leg or foot that pushes into the groove.
Compare your piece with the product diagrams, and look for an Aquamac number such as AQ21 or AQ63.
Measure the width and depth of the groove the seal pushes into. Aquamac profiles are made for different groove sizes.
Each Aquamac number is a different profile. Match the number if you can find it, or compare the cross-section and groove size.
Pull the old seal out of the groove, clean the groove and push the new seal in without stretching it. Leave a little extra at the corners.
Aquamac is made for timber. For uPVC, see our bubble, flipper and Q-Lon gaskets.
Yes, it is Schlegel's Q-Lon range for timber.
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Not sure which gasket you have? Send us a photo of the end of a short piece of your old gasket, with a ruler in shot, and we'll find the closest match.
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