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Unique-Bargains Foam Rubber Seal 10mm 5m Black
Foam rubber strip seals doors and windows against weather, noise and vibration from -50 °C to 150 °C
- 10 mm diameter EPDM foam seals gaps effectively
- Withstands -50 °C to 150 °C for year-round reliability
- 5 m roll (16.4 ft) covers multiple door or window frames
- Flexible rubber-like elasticity absorbs vibration and reduces noise
- Resists ozone, aging and chemicals for long-lasting performance
Foam Rubber Seal 10 mm Diameter
This 10 mm diameter foam rubber seal provides weatherproof insulation for doors, windows, hatches and enclosures. The EPDM strip measures 5 metres (16.4 feet) in total length and is supplied in black. It resists corrosion, dampens noise and eliminates vibration across a wide temperature range from -50 °C to 150 °C.
Suitable for sealing gaps on vehicles boats homes
Builders needing a specific adhesive-backed profile or a different cross-section should look elsewhere. The strip is a plain foam cord without pre-applied tape so it requires separate adhesive or mechanical retention. Projects that demand a fire-rated or metal-reinforced seal are not served by this material.
Fits into a build as a flexible gap filler
The cord presses into channels or sits against flanges to block air water dust and sound. Its elasticity allows it to conform to irregular surfaces without permanent deformation. No specialised tools are required for installation; the length can be trimmed on site to suit each opening.
Highlights
- 10 mm diameter EPDM foam seals gaps effectively
- Withstands -50 °C to 150 °C for year-round reliability
- 5 m roll (16.4 ft) covers multiple door or window frames
- Flexible rubber-like elasticity absorbs vibration and reduces noise
- Resists ozone, aging and chemicals for long-lasting performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What surface preparation is needed before applying the EPDM foam seal strip?
Clean the mounting area so it is dry and free of oil or dust; the strip relies on its own compressible foam body to form the seal.
Will the 10mm diameter strip compress enough to seal uneven gaps on an older door frame?
The foam's rubber-like elasticity lets it conform to irregular surfaces while maintaining a continuous barrier.
How can I verify the seal is performing correctly after installation?
Close the door or hatch and check for light leaks, drafts, or water ingress; the strip should stay compressed and return to shape when opened.
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