Draught Exclusion

Hi,

I live in a rented house, so can't do anything wild to it.

It's quite big, which means it costs a lot to heat properly, and there are very draughty areas. I'd like some advice on how to deal with it, please.

The front door is wooden and opens inwards. There are gaps of maybe 3 or 4 mm on the latch side and a little smaller at the bottom. Is there anything I could attach to cover the draughts that won't visibly damage the varnish, should it ever need to be removed?

The other query is the fairly large singleglazed windows. In the lounge, they are about 70 in by 35in. Is there anything available, perhaps some sort of tape, that could help eliminate the draughts?

I'm no expert, and a wander around B&Q yesterday didn't help me spot anything useful!

Thanks for any help!

heeelllooo and welcome marknlard

try one of these
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/33145...therstrip/EPDM-Rubber-P-Strip-6mm-x-20m-White


place it on the frame facing the hinge on the door then on the rest off the door fix it to the rebate on the frame
you may have to ease the catch plates for the locks if theirs less than 2mm clearence

Excellent! Cheers for that and for the welcome, big-all.