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Where to get door draught excluders in Dublin city centre

red dave · 2015-01-15 12:44:17

Hey all, I'm looking for draught excluder and only came across Argos that stocked them, but they have none left. Anyone know of any other shops in Dublin city centre that stock them? Example

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15-01-2015 1:44pm

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red dave

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Hey all,

I'm looking for draught excluder and only came across Argos that stocked them, but they have none left. Anyone know of any other shops in Dublin city centre that stock them?

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#2 15-01-2015 1:50pm
time2upgrade

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Penneys

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#3 15-01-2015 3:13pm
DoozerT6

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I'd imagine Michael Guineys might have them....

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#4 15-01-2015 3:47pm
red dave

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Thank you, will check them out

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#5 15-01-2015 4:05pm
Woshy

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Maybe dunnes homewards?

I know Harry Corry definitely have them but they've no city centre store

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#6 15-01-2015 4:18pm
SMJSF

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Dealz do them... they are double sided, so the centre slides under the door, so its blocking draught both sides.

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#7 15-01-2015 6:30pm
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lidl next week have them

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#8 15-01-2015 6:34pm
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You can also make at home with an old pair of tights and filler. *cheapskate option

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#9 15-01-2015 10:27pm
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i rolled up an old rug and tied twine around it - works brilliantly

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#10 15-01-2015 11:14pm
red dave

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Sweet, thanks for all the suggestions (tights, rugs n'all ). Will check out Dealz first but should be able to find a place that has them handy enough after this.

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