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Yes. A poorly sealing refrigerator door can make it harder for the appliance to maintain a consistent internal temperature.

A properly functioning door seal helps keep cold air inside the appliance and supports stable refrigeration conditions.

Yes. You can contact us with your fridge or freezer details and we can help identify the appropriate replacement seal.

For the best result, provide the brand, model number and any available measurements or photos of the existing seal.

A damaged or poorly sealing door can allow cold air to escape and may cause the refrigeration system to operate more frequently.

Replacing a worn seal can improve the door’s ability to maintain a proper seal, which may help reduce unnecessary energy consumption and improve appliance efficiency.

Yes. We provide seals for both domestic and commercial refrigeration equipment.

Our services include seals for refrigerators, freezers, drinks fridges, under-bench fridges, display cabinets, cool rooms, freezer rooms, ice makers and other refrigeration equipment.

In many cases, you do not need to empty the entire fridge or switch it off before the seal is replaced.

However, requirements can vary depending on the appliance and the work involved. We will advise you if any preparation is necessary before your appointment.

Yes. We manufacture many of our seals in our workshop and can supply a wide range of seal profiles to suit different refrigeration applications.

If you have an older, unusual or hard-to-find fridge or freezer seal, contact us with the appliance details and we will do our best to identify a suitable replacement.

Yes. We supply commercial refrigeration door seals for a variety of applications, including:

• Commercial refrigerators
• Commercial freezers
• Drinks fridges
• Cake display cabinets
• Under-bench refrigerators
• Upright freezers
• Chest freezers
• Cool rooms
• Freezer rooms
• Bar fridges
• Ice makers

Yes. We can supply replacement seals for many older refrigerators and freezers.

If your appliance is several years old and the original seal is no longer available, contact us with the model information and photographs. We can investigate suitable replacement options.

We supply replacement seals for a wide range of domestic and commercial refrigeration brands and models.

To help us identify the correct seal, provide your fridge or freezer brand, model number and details of the door. If you cannot find the model number, contact us and we can help you work out what information is required.

Common signs of a damaged or worn fridge seal include cracks, tears, hardening, gaps, loose sections or visible damage around the door. You may also notice that the fridge door does not close properly, condensation is building up, or the appliance is running more frequently than usual.

The time required depends on the appliance and seal. In some cases, a fridge door seal can be replaced in approximately 20 minutes.

Our technician will assess the appliance and determine the most suitable installation method.

Don’t worry. We can still help.

Send us clear photographs of the fridge, the door seal and the appliance identification label if available. Our team can assess the information and advise you on the next steps.

The most useful information is:

• Fridge or freezer brand
• Model number
• Type of appliance
• Number of doors
• Door dimensions, if available
• Photos of the existing seal and door
• Your contact details

The more information you provide, the easier it is for us to identify the correct seal.

A properly fitted door seal creates an effective airtight barrier between the inside of your fridge or freezer and the outside environment.

A damaged seal can allow cold air to escape, causing the appliance to work harder. Replacing the seal can help maintain a consistent internal temperature, reduce unnecessary energy use and protect the performance of your appliance.