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There nearly 30 years old and on the property when I bought it, think it's safe to say they no longer are trading. The ones in question are blown a little in the corner of the main pain, so it's probably just getting on with it myself as a short-term fix. Thanks though.

Surely more material, in general, will offer more resistance to water/wind especially from a thermal point of view. I guess I will have to measure the gasket more closely and make a choice and do a bit of trial and error. At least it's not a generally expensive material to play around with.

Yes seen the packs again I agree you won't know until you try. I'd assume it's tension all round and fit in the groove.

Can you try different seals from the ones fitted. I ask because of a single layer gasket like the one I have fitted. Isn't going to produce as much thermal protection as one with two layers? Mine is the R4055, was thinking maybe the B009. Windows open from the bottom out, they're in a loft...

@diy_fun_uk Maybe wrong but it looks nothing like that. It appears to be apart of the frame. As in each corner. Maybe I'm over thinking it or I need to add more photos in better light?

IMG_20210124_161833_1 by Adam2050 posted 24 Jan 2021 at 4:25 PMIMG_20210124_161832 by Adam2050 posted 24 Jan 2021 at 4:25 PM

Bought a house with three pvc doors all have similar damage to the threshold area. Will a kick plate cover this. Or has anyone fibreglass/plastic welded a patch on these with any sort of positive results. Not quite sure what tenants children were doing but clearly they didn't care too much...