Oak Weather Bars

Fitted along the foot of an external door, an oak weather bar throws rain clear of the threshold and keeps draughts out. Choose a contemporary or traditional profile to match your door.

Oak Weatherbar for External Doors

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£41.95 (inc VAT)

Traditional Oak Weather Bar fitted to an external door

Contemporary Oak Weather Bar

£23.50 (inc VAT)

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Weather Bars for Your External Door

Fitted along the foot of an external door, a weather bar is the small detail that keeps the weather where it belongs. It throws rain clear of the threshold, closes the gap where draughts and water would otherwise track underneath, and helps keep the floor behind the door dry. Machined from solid oak, ours are made to match the grain and warmth of your door.

Contemporary or traditional

Choose a clean, squared contemporary profile for a modern door, or a softer stepped traditional profile for a period or cottage look. Both are worked from solid oak and supplied unfinished, ready to treat alongside the door so the two weather and age together.

Part of a weathertight doorway

A weather bar handles the foot of the door, and the rest of the opening deserves the same care. An Aquamac door seal shuts out draughts around the sides and head. Fit it into your external door frame, and protect the whole doorway with the right external door treatment before the door is hung.

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Frequently asked questions

It's fitted along the foot of an external door to deflect rain away from the threshold and close the gap where draughts and water would otherwise get underneath.

The contemporary bar has a clean, squared profile that suits modern doors; the traditional bar has a softer stepped profile for period and cottage styles. Both are solid oak.