Weather Bar

Solid oak and hardwood door weather bars — fitted at the threshold to keep rain and draughts out of your external doors.

Oak Weatherbar for External Doors

£41.95 (inc VAT)

Traditional Oak Weather Bar

£21.95 (inc VAT)

Weather Bars for External Doors

A door weather bar is a simple but essential finishing touch for any external door — a shaped strip fixed low across the face of the door that throws rain clear of the threshold, keeping water and draughts from working their way underneath. Fitting one protects the vulnerable bottom edge of the door and the frame beneath it, helping your entrance stay dry, warm and sound for longer.

Our weather bars are made from solid timber to match a wooden door beautifully. Choose an oak weather bar in a standard, contemporary or traditional profile to suit your entrance, or a hard-wearing hardwood weather bar for the same protection at everyday value. Each is a natural fit alongside our timber external doors and pairs neatly with a matching external door frame at the threshold.

Like the door it protects, a timber weather bar should be sealed on all faces with a suitable exterior wood treatment before fitting and re-treated periodically, so it stands up to years of British weather. It's one of the easiest ways to add lasting protection to a front, back or stable door.

FAQs

A weather bar is a strip fitted along the bottom of an external door that deflects rain away from the threshold, helping stop water running underneath and into your home — a simple but important finishing touch on any exterior door.

Match it to your door: we stock oak bars in standard, contemporary and traditional profiles plus a hardwood option, so you can pick the timber and profile that suit your door and the look you are after.

It is fixed to the face of the door near the bottom so rainwater drips clear of the threshold rather than seeping underneath. It should be sealed and treated along with the rest of the door.

Yes. Like the door itself, a timber weather bar should be treated with a suitable exterior oil or finish on all sides before fitting, and re-treated periodically, so it stands up to the weather.