EMV Slim Line Seal | Aluminium Sliding Door
Tired of draughts sneaking through your aluminium sliding doors? Those gaps aren’t just annoying—they’re leaking your comfort and money!
The EMV Slim Line Seal is the easy, inexpensive, effective, and invisible fix that blocks cold draughts in winter and scorching heat in summer—without affecting how your door slides. No sticky mess - just smooth, seamless insulation.
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EMV Slim Line Seal | Aluminium Sliding Door
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Product details
Description
Specification
| Suits | Aluminium sliders |
| Colours | White, Clear |
| Gap size | Covers gaps from 2mm to 7m |
| Width | 24mm unfolded 12 mm folded |
| Length | 5.5m seal per roll |
| Package contents |
One roll of plastic strip seal |
Buy in Bundles to save!!
(for your home and for a friend)
EMV is 1 roll of EMV seal
EMV x 2 is 2 rolls of EMV seal
EMV x 5 is 5 rolls of EMV seal
EMV x 10 is 10 rolls of EMV seal
EMV x 20 is 20 rolls of EMV seal
How To Install
The EMV slim line seal provides a simple and low cost solution for keeping draughts out of your home or rental, in turn helping to improve comfort and energy efficiency. The seal is installed along the bottom and top edges of sliding aluminium doors. For extra draught-proofing and to prevent your door from rattling, you can use a seal in the door jamb as well. It's easy to DIY and you can call us for help if you run into difficulty.
What you will need:
- Tape measure
- Cleaning cloth
- Scissors
- Butter knife
Hacks:
- Before installing the seal, always clean the part of door where it will be fitted.
- After installation, use a butter knife to press the seal onto the door, to ensure the adhesive sticks to it properly.
- If installing a seal in the door jamb, make sure to fold it over before inserting it
How to Install:
ecoMaster’s Technical Director, Maurice Beinat, shows you how to install the seal yourself from start to finish, in our step by-step instructional video.
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Delivery
Q: Can I collect my order?
A: Yes you can! A “Ready for Pickup” email will be sent to you when you order is ready to be collected.
Please click this link for the Click and Collect details. Note: this Collection Centre is in Preston in Victoria, NOT Prestons in NSW.
Q: When will my order be despatched?
A: Generally, your order will be despatched within 1 to 2 business days.
Q: How will my order be delivered?
A: If this is the only product in your order, it will be delivered by Australia Post.
Q: Will my order be tracked?
A: Yes! When your order is consigned, you will receive a tracking number that will show you where your order is and its expected delivery date.
Track your order here
Please note: Orders with two or more items may arrive in separate parcels with no additional shipping charge
Q: When will my order be delivered?
A: All AusPost orders are picked, packed and despatched within 2 business days. Our experience with AusPost indicates that your order will be delivered within 2 - 5 business days. Clearly this will fluctuate at peak shipping times such as Christmas.
Q: What happens if my order gets lost during transit?
A: On rare occasions we have had orders go missing. ecoMaster has solid procedures in place and photograph every order that leaves our warehouse. The delivery of our orders at the local post office are videoed and we track the progress of orders. If a delivery date appears to be beyond expectation, we will raise a query with AusPost on your behalf. If your order cannot be found during transit, we will send a replacement.
Q: What happens if my order is stolen after delivery?
A: We will check with AusPost to ensure that the order was delivered to the correct address. If that is confirmed, and your order has been stolen from your home after delivery, please raise a Police report.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Q: What does EMV for Aluminium Doors do?
A: EMV stops draughts from coming in around your aluminium sliding doors.
Q: Is EMV for Aluminium Doors easy to install?
A: Yes it is easy but please watch our installation video on the “How To” tab.
Q: How do you install EMV for Aluminium Doors?
A: It is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
- Clean
- Measure & Cut
- Fold & Apply
Q: What is EMV for Aluminium Doors made of?
A: EMV is made out of plastic, with an adhesive on the back.
Q: When should I use EMV?
A: You can utilize EMV for many different uses. The most common applications are for when the original seal of aluminium sliding doors or windows is worn out, or when the gap of a hinged door is too small to apply other draught excluders.
Q: I have sticky residue on my door from a previous attempt to draught proof, how do I get it off?
A: The best way we've found for removing residue is with methylated spirits and a cloth. Use plenty of the methylated spirits on the cloth and gently rub away the residue. Once the residue has been loosened from the surface you will find it rolls in balls that are easily wiped away. Please take care as methylated spirits can dissolve acrylic paint. Test on a small out of the way patch first.
Alternatively, if you have a very stable substrate to work with (such as powder coated aluminium), you can use turpentine instead of the methylated spirits. This is not advised if you are unsure as to what finish you currently have on your door jamb. If unsure, test in a small out of the way patch.
Q: Can I use EMV as a renter?
A: Yes, renters do not worry. EMV can easily be removed and therefore works well in rental applications. In most cases you do not even notice the EMV unless you are specifically looking for it.
Q: Can EMV be used for more than aluminium doors?
A: EMV can be used for many applications. To find out if EMV will work for your needs, just use the search bar at the top of the page and search for "EMV".
Q: If the EMV is folded over on the base on the door, doesn't it catch in the corner when you're sliding the door open?
A: No, it won't catch because the EMV goes the full length of the bottom track, which includes the sides of the door. As the door opens, the EMV will be compressed just a little more as the door edge slides by.
At a glance
Per roll: 5.5m
What is draught proofing, and why is it important?
Draught proofing means sealing up all the gaps (big and small) where air sneaks in or out of your home—around windows, doors, vents, chimneys, and even curtains. It’s one of the easiest and most effective ways to improve comfort, reduce energy waste, and lower your heating and cooling bills. Generally draught proofing is the first step in you making your home energy efficiency. The major component of a home’s energy costs is used on heating and cooling. Your home can’t be effectively heated or cooled if you can drive a “mac truck” under your front door.
Will this really make a difference to my energy bills?
Yes! Draught proofing reduces how often your heater or air con needs to run. Less hot air escaping in winter, less heat sneaking in during summer = lower energy use, more comfort, and more savings. In the ecoMaster test house, which was draught proofed more than 20+ years ago, we saved 50% of our $2,500 heating bill in the first year after completing it. And of course, we have continued to save that amount every year.
How do I know where the draughts are coming from?
A walk-through your home on a windy day can help you feel where air is leaking in (like under doors or around windows, chimneys and exhaust fans). You can also check unused heating vents, behind curtains, skirting boards, cornices and picture rails —these are often the hidden culprits.
If you’re not sure where to start, you’ve got three great options:
You can try to track down the draughts yourself, or get a little help with our Find and Fix My Draughts program—designed to guide DIYers in spotting every sneaky gap in their home. Prefer to leave it to the pros? We can connect you with a trusted draught proofing technician in your area for a full in-home assessment. Just get in touch and we’ll point you in the right direction.
What products do I actually need?
That depends on where the leaks are!
- Draught Dodgers for effectively sealing doors and windows.
- Chimney Draught Stoppers block open fireplaces.
- Goodbye Heating Vents seal off unused ducted heating.
- DraftStoppas stop airflow through ceiling exhaust fans.
- Invisible Pelmets help block airflow and heat loss behind curtains.
- UltraClear seals gaps and cracks where one surface meets another.
If you’re not sure, start with either work with the online program Find and Fix My Draughts, follow the Draught Proofing Information Hub one room or hire a draught proofing technician. Or contact us for a referral to a trusted draught proofing technician in your area.
Can I install draught proofing myself, or do I need a tradie?
Most draught proofing products are totally DIY-friendly—especially with the help of our video guides. They’re designed for everyday Aussies, not just seasoned professionals (althought they also buy ecoMaster products). If you’re comfortable using basic tools, you can do this. We indicate where any particular product requires an experienced hand.
If you could prefer for a draught proofing assessment and professional installation, please contact us for a referral to a trusted draught proofing technician in your area.