Rodent Proof Garage Seals

If mice and other pests could be entering through gaps around the sides or top of your garage door, a brush strip may be a suitable rodent seal. Its flexible bristles can follow uneven surfaces, helping close openings where a rigid seal may not fit as well.

The correct brush length depends on the size of the gap and the application. The bristles should make contact with the surrounding surface without bending excessively, helping maintain a consistent seal along the opening.

If there is a gap along the top or bottom of your garage door, Formseal’s rubber garage door seal may be a suitable solution. The EPDM rubber insert creates a continuous sealing edge, helping close openings that could otherwise provide entry points for rodents and other pests.

Fitted into an aluminium carrier, the rubber seal is designed to make contact with the surface when the door is closed. It can also help reduce the entry of rainwater, dirt and draughts.

If pests are entering beneath your garage door, a floor threshold seal creates a raised barrier where the door meets the ground.

As the seal is fitted directly to the garage floor, it can help close gaps along the bottom of the door while also reducing the entry of rainwater, leaves and debris. This may be a suitable option where you prefer a floor-mounted seal rather than fitting one directly to the garage door.

If you need a floor-mounted seal together with the materials required for installation, Formseal’s floor Threshold Seal Kit offers a convenient option.