draught excluder
A "draught excluder" is commonly used in the UK to prevent cold air from entering a room through gaps around doors or windows. In the US, it is often called a "draft excluder" or "draft guard".
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Definition
B2Home Insulation
(common, UK)A device or material placed at the bottom of a door or around windows to block cold air from entering.
Example
- She placed a draught excluder at the bottom of the door to keep the living room warm.
- A draught excluder can significantly reduce heating bills by preventing cold air from seeping in.
B2Home Insulation
(common, US)An item used to block drafts and improve insulation around entry points like doors and windows.
Example
- He bought a draft guard to keep the cold air from coming through the front door.
- Using a draft excluder can help maintain a consistent indoor temperature.