Also known as a window gasket, a window seal is a strip of rubber that has been purpose-designed to hold glass firmly in place on the sash within the window frame.
At windows24.com, windows and doors come with double glazing in their most basic configuration to ensure good energy efficiency. Due to this, two window or door seals are used. One gasket is attached to the outer pane of glass, and the other gasket is added to the pane facing home interiors.
The Benefits of a Glazing Gasket
Glazing seals, whether for a wood, aluminium, or uPVC window, bring several benefits including:
Prevention of water ingress and entry of cold drafts
All-weather seal durability
Accurate and sturdy glazing installation
Sleek, matching gasket seal design
Ideal for glass replacement
A rubber gasket seal is an ideal solution to ensure no gaps are left between the glass and the window or door profile. This is important to prevent the entry of moisture and drafts that can reduce insulation and lead to mould.
As glass differs in thickness depending on whether a triple or double-glazed unit is used, a made-to-measure gasket rubber seal on either side of the glazing ensures the glass will perfectly fit the frame. This adds an impressive accuracy in terms of the manufacturing of our products, from a uPVC window to large patio doors.
The window gasket or door seals then also apply the correct amount of pressure onto the triple or double glazing, increasing the sturdiness of the glass and holding it in place for long lasting use.