The EPDM rubber strip for wooden doors directly affects the density of the door. It is used at the junction of the door and the door leaf, which can reduce friction when opening and closing the door and minimize damage to the door itself. If there is always a gap in this part of the door, wind and rain can easily enter the room, which has a significant impact on daily life.
In fact, grooves were designed as early as when wooden doors were made. These grooves are usually used during installation because if only one wooden door is installed, many effects are not ideal. For example, there will be a gap in the middle of the door, which cannot provide good waterproofing, windproofing, and sound insulation. At this point, we suggest installing EPDM rubber strips, which can not only compensate for the defects mentioned above, but also provide insulation and make the structure of the wooden door more sturdy.