Weather bar strip for under door.

[speccy]

Weather strip on my door.

Here i go again having to finish the job, i had this door fitted by carpenters the other week but when it rains water is blowing in underneath. What do i fit to seal and prevent this?
Pic of door sill below, there is nothing under the door at the moment.

I was looking at something like this, looks as bit technical but catch my drift i want it ti stop the rain, draft and insects crawling in.

Stormguard Slimline Door Sills - Inward/Outward Opening

Browse our range of door sills from leading manufacturer Stormguard including inward and outward opening, narrow and wide, and with or without a thermal break.

www.toolfixservices.com

 

[RepairingDave]

That would help, as would fitting a weather bar to stop the rain getting underneath.

How big is the gap between the bottom of the door and the sill?

 

[foxhole]

Is door exposed to weather , or just blowing in?

 

[speccy]

Is door exposed to weather , or just blowing in?

I am not sure what you mean its external so is exposed to weather yes.

 

[speccy]

That would help, as would fitting a weather bar to stop the rain getting underneath.

How big is the gap between the bottom of the door and the sill?

hmm about 3mm

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

hmm about 3mm

The item you linked to, suggests it needs 13mm clearance.

 

[RepairingDave]

There are some more thresholds here:
https://www.toolstation.com/search?q=Threshold
They all need at least 13mm below the door, so the door would need taking off, planeing to size and re-painting.

A weather bar/rain deflector would direct and water running down the door onto the sloping part of the wooden sill, but not stop draughts.

 

[foxhole]

I am not sure what you mean its external so is exposed to weather yes.

My front door is sheltered by 1.2 meter overhanging roof so only gets rain when blown in.