Brush Strip

Brush strip reduces sliding door clatter.

£13.14 The price reflects selected options

Product Description

Brush strips for sliding wardrobe doors are fitted to the side of the door to prevent clattering when the door frame meets another door or a strike plate. The dense brush pile cushions the impact, reducing noise and protecting your doors and hardware. Supplied per door, brush strips are easy to fit with self‑adhesive backing.

Key Benefits

  • Reduces noise when sliding doors meet each other or strike plates
  • Protects doors and hardware from repeated impacts
  • Cushions the edges of steel and aluminium framed doors
  • Easy to cut and fit with self‑adhesive backing
  • Supplied per door for simple installation

Product Details

  • Brush strip for sliding wardrobe doors
  • Dense brush pile with self‑adhesive backing
  • Price per strip per door
  • Steel and aluminium framed sliding doors

Installation Overview

Brush strips are fitted to the side edge of each sliding wardrobe door. Simply cut the strip to the door height, peel the backing, and stick the brush in place. For best results, ensure the door edge is clean and dry before fitting. Detailed installation guidance is available in our installation guides.

Item:
Quantity:

It looks like you have javascript disabled, please enable javascript to order from this site.

Brush strip (grey)
  • 10 YEAR
    GUARANTEE
  • HOME
    DELIVERY
  • PRICE
    MATCH
Bespoke sliding wardrobe doors

REQUIRE A BESPOKE LOOK?

We offer a custom design
service at NO extra cost.

MEASURING GUIDE

Follow these simple guidelines to
get the perfect fit for your sliding
wardrobe doors.

INSTALLATION GUIDE

The sliding wardrobe doors are
very easy to install so you don’t
have to be a DIY expert.

REQUEST SAMPLES

Request FREE samples to help
with the design process and
colour matching.

Wardrobe Doors Direct
6 Gawthorpe Avenue, Bingley, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD16 4DG (Please note this is not a showroom)
Tel: 01274 563 323, Email:

Payment logos
Manufactured in the UK