
Practical solutions for draughty doors, corridor noise, leaky windows, cold glass and savage summer sun—chosen specifically for apartment living.
Before you begin: check owners corporation approval, fire-door requirements and gas-appliance ventilation before sealing any gaps.
Important Checks Before You Buy
Living in an apartment? Check owners corporation approval, fire-door requirements and gas-appliance ventilation before sealing doors, windows or wall vents.

Choose Your Apartment Door Solution:
Hush the Hallway Kit
Best for: Corridor voices, footsteps and lift noise
Fitting location: Corridor side
Shut Out the Draughts Kit
Best for: Hot and cold air, dust, smells and whistling
Fitting location: Corridor side
The Inside Job Kit
Best for: When nothing can be fitted externally
Fitting location: Inside apartment
Find the Right Seal for Your Windows
The Window Is Sealed - but It Is Still Uncomfortable
Winter chill coming through closed glass?
Insulate the window.
IMPORTANT: This system is for timber opening windows and doors.
If you have aluminium frames, this is not the right solution for you. Click here if you have aluminium windows.
Is Direct Sun Cooking the Apartment?
Stop the Summer Slow Cooker
Renshade reflects much of the incoming radiant heat while retaining soft light and some outward view. It is removable, reusable and particularly useful where external shading is prohibited or impractical.
Learn Before - or While - You DIY
ecoMaster offers a frange of free resources as well as premium courses such as:
Smarter, More Comfortable Apartments, Find and Fix My Draughts, Energy Bill Rescue, Buying a Home, Minimum Rental Standards Guide, ecoMaster YouTube installation videos
Energy Bill Rescue - PRE-ORDER!
Buying a Home: See the future cost of any home - before you buy!

Not Sure What You Need?
Let us help you! Send:
- photos of the complete door or window
- close-ups of the gaps and frames
- basic measurements
- confirmation of whether you can work on the corridor side
A couple of useful photos before ordering can prevent a surprisingly inventive mistake.













































































