RP57 - 50mm | Brush Seal
RP57 - 50mm | Brush Seal
Door Draught Excluder
Door Seals
For REALLY big gaps
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Description
Description
Is your home plagued by unwanted draughts and pests that sneak in through gaps beneath your doors?
Say goodbye to those problems with the RP57 Door Brush Seal, the perfect brush seal solution for sealing huge gaps under internal and external doors - up to 50mm.
Brushes can be an easy and relatively effective option to seal the bottom of a door onto a hard surface. Brushes are generally not suitable for homes in high-wind areas.
All brushes are self-adhesive, but some (including the RP57) can be screw-fixed. Generally, do not use brush seals over carpet, the RP1 is a more suitable seal for carpeted areas.
There are different brush lengths to suit most gap sizes - ranging from 13mm up to 50mm.
If you need a seal for a different gap size, try these:
About
About
The RP57 is a self-adhesive door brush seal that can be cut to size during installation. It prevents draughts from coming in under internal doors and inward-opening external doors. The brush is sufficiently dense to stop most air infiltration.
Features:
- Works to reduce draughts, dust, insects and birds
- Does not interfere with the operation of the door
- Straightforward design ideal for use on all types of doors
- Architectural quality
- Durable
Benefits:
- Suitable for interior single, double, sliding or double doors
- Works to reduce draughts entering your home
- Helps to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature
- Helps to improve your home’s energy efficiency, which can shrink bills
- Does not interfere with the operation of doors when fitted correctly
Suitable For:
- Internal hinged doors
- Inward opening external doors, where an automatic draught excluder can't be fitted
- Wooden doors
- Aluminium doors
- Over the lintels of garage doors
- Revolving doors
Specs
Specs
RP57 | Includes carrier and brush components for one internal door seal |
How to |
Self-adhesive |
Brush Height |
Covers gaps up to 50mm |
Length |
915mm |
Colours |
Silver, Bronze |
Suits |
Installation at the base of:
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Difficulty
Difficulty
Easy
How To
How To
What you will need:
- Alcohol wipes or microfiber cloth with methylated spirits
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- Side cutters or pliers
- Hacksaw
How to Install:
This video shows how to install and RP2a, however, the technique to install an RP57 is exactly the same.
Pro Tips:
- Check the sweep of the door to make sure this is the right product for your home.
- Always cut the carrier and brush separately. This protects the brush so bristles won’t fall out.
- Once the parts are reassembled, use pliers to squeeze together the end of the carrier so the brush can’t slide out.
- Surfaces must be clean and smooth to ensure good adhesion. If the bottom of the door is rough or not straight, then screw fixing is the best option.
- Press firmly along the adhesive twice for a strong bond with the door surface.
- Pair the RP57 with a door perimeter seal such as Draught Dodgers or EMV Seal to seal the other 3 edges of the door (two sides and the top).
- RP57 can be screw fixed but the aluminum carrier is narrow, so it may be damaged during drilling and fixing.
FAQ
FAQ
Q: What is a Raven Brush Seal?
A: There are several Raven brush seals that difference only in the brush length:
- RP74 - up to 13mm gap
- RP2a - up to 19mm gap
- RP15 - up to 25mm gap
- RP57 - up to 50mm gap
The brush seals attach to the bottom of your door. It is ideal for hard surfaces such as tiles, and prevents unwanted airflow from beneath your door.
Q: How do brush seals work?
A: These brush seals works by preventing the draughts from coming in under your internal doors with the brush seal. Brush seals are attached by an adhesive strip to the bottom of your door, so a clean, stable substrate on your door is essential.
Q: When would a brush seal fail?
A: Your door needs to have a stable substrate. If paint in flaking off your door, please have your door sanded and painted / stained to create a stable substrate. Adhesive seals fail to adhere to the door when the substrate is unstable.
Q: Will it affect the operation of my doors?
A: This product should not prevent your door from its natural function, if you can no longer open or close your door after installation, then it may have been installed incorrectly.
Q: How is the brush seal installed?
A: The "How to" page provides an installation video plus essentials Pro Tips to ensure you get a great job. Learn More
Q: Can I screw fix the Brush Seals?
A: Yes you can screw fix the brush seals.
In the case of the RP2a the width of the aluminium carrier the aluminium carrier is narrow and you may easily damage it during drilling and screw fixing. The RP15 has a wider carrier that is much easier to screw fix. Screws are not supplied.
Q: What doors are long brush seals suitable for?
A: Brush seals are suitable for several applications:
- It is suitable for use on the bottom of hinged doors where a longer brush is needed. It is best used on internal doors but can also be used on external doors however there may be some air flow through the brush during weather with high winds. (Consider an RP3 for s single door or Draught Dodgers for French Doors for double doors).
- Can be used successfully on the bottom of hinged doors that open over short pile carpet.
- It is also suitable for draught proofing external sliding doors. In this situation it is usually fitted flat on the tread so that the brush rubs gently on the face of the door and similarly on the head of the door. In these cases the brush seal should be screw fixed. (Screws are not included).
- In some cases a brush seal can also be used on the back edge of external sliding doors to seal against the timber edge of the sidelight. (RP5 can also be used for this purpose).
- When used externally the RP15 should be screw fixed. The self adhesive should not be relied upon when exposed to weather.
Q: How do I know if I’ve installed it correctly?
A: The door should operate the same as before the installation of the brush seal.
Q: Tell me more about your brushes?
A: We've got your covered. Explore all the brush seals in one location - Learn More.
Shipping
Shipping
Q: Can I collect my order?
A: Yes you can! A “Ready for Pickup” email will be sent to you when you order is ready to be collected.
Please click this link for the Click and Collect details. Note: this Collection Centre is in Preston in Victoria, NOT Prestons in NSW.
Q: When will my order be despatched?
A: Generally, your order will be despatched within 1 to 2 business days.
Q: How will my order be delivered?
A: If this is the only product in your order, it will be delivered by Australia Post.
Q: Will my order be tracked?
A: Yes! When your order is consigned, you will receive a tracking number that will show you where your order is and its expected delivery date.
Track your order here
Please note: Orders with two or more items may arrive in separate parcels with no additional shipping charge
Q: When will my order be delivered?
A: All AusPost orders are picked, packed and despatched within 2 business days. Our experience with AusPost indicates that your order will be delivered within 2 - 5 business days. Clearly this will fluctuate at peak shipping times such as Christmas.
Q: What happens if my order gets lost during transit?
A: On rare occasions we have had orders go missing. ecoMaster has solid procedures in place and photograph every order that leaves our warehouse. The delivery of our orders at the local post office are videoed and we track the progress of orders. If a delivery date appears to be beyond expectation, we will raise a query with AusPost on your behalf. If your order cannot be found during transit, we will send a replacement.
Q: What happens if my order is stolen after delivery?
A: We will check with AusPost to ensure that the order was delivered to the correct address. If that is confirmed, and your order has been stolen from your home after delivery, please raise a Police report.
Warranty
Warranty
Q: What is the product warranty for Raven door seals?
A: Raven door seals carry a product warranty of 2 years, but can be highly effective for much longer than that. We have seen very few failures of Raven products over the 20+ years that we have been installing them.
Yes, they are slightly more expensive than other brands, but you only want to be installing your door seals once.
Q: What is the installation warranty for Raven door seals?
A: As this is a DIY product there is no warranty on installation.
Q: How do I get some help?
A: If you have any questions, contact the ecoMaster team. We are all ex-installers and have lived experience of installing thousands of Raven poroducts. We are here to help you and share our extensive experience so you get a great outcome for your home.
Q: What do I do if I have a problem with this product?
A: Refer to our Returns / Refunds page [Learn More]. Our Research and Development team will be keenly interested to learn of any product failure and will want images and samples of the product (if possible) so they can determine what the cause of failure was.
Easy to install and works a treat.
Hi Emanuel,
Thank you for leaving a review for our RP57 Brush door seal! We're glad to hear that it was easy to install and is working well for you.
Have a wonderful day!
I have found the brush seal very good, especially as the floor is uneven so the brush can flex enough to cover the high point but still seal where the floor dips slightly. Sticks very tight to the door once it is on it won’t come off.
That is good to hear. Thanks for the feedback Helen!
Easy to fit - works well and does not impede the door.
Thanks for the feedback Mark!