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On 08/08/2018 04:07, wrote:
On Tuesday, 7 August 2018 23:04:21 UTC+1, Al wrote:
Hi all,

At the bottom of exterior doors there's usually a piece of wood profiled
so as to direct the rain away from the door frame (normally has a groove
underneath so the drips can't find their way back inside under the door.
What's the name for this bit of wood, please?
TIA.


drip strip, weather strip.


I always thought it was a weather bar.

Never properly sealed if fitted by a 'pro' which is
why it always rots away first.

Seal all cut surfaces of the weather bar/strip and the bottom
of the door and then attach to the door and decorate as usual.

A bead of silicon along the top joint helps too.