These beautiful suede draught excluder are a clever and cost effective way to keep the cold breeze out and the warm air in. Our suede draught excluder cushions are lovingly...
These herringbone pattern suede draught excluders will look amazing in any home as well as keeping that cold air out. They are available in a range of colours to suit...
Keep your home warm in the cooler weather with a draught excluder cushion. Our wide range of draught excluders are made in Britain to the highest standards in our factory at Lancashire Textiles. These made in UK products have been filled with our luxurious hollowfibre filling which acts as a great insulator. Our draught excluder for doors and windows are very useful as an inexpensive barrier which blocks the warm air from leaving and the cool air from entering your home.
As well as saving you money on your energy bills at home, draft excluders can also be used to compliment your colour scheme or to add a splash of colour to your home décor. Our large range of door draught excluders come in a range of colours and fabrics helping you get the perfect choice for your home.
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Deborah Mcguigan
Always happy to with your product. Had concerns about Amazon being the courier. I emailed yourselves and you have agreed to another method of delivery. Thank you so much.
Hollowfibre & Off Cuts
Melissa Simpson
Soft and comfy. Would buy again
Polycotton Hollowfibre Bolster Pillow
mrs George de pass
excellent
comfortable
breathable
washable
100% Cotton Summer Duvet 1 Tog
Helen
Cotton duvet 1 tog
This is so comfortable to sleep under during summer also in spring and autumn with a light blanket or throw. Never too hot or cold.
100% Cotton Summer Duvet 1 Tog
Lucy Jeffreys
Thick soft towels - incredible bargain
Great price - these towels are super quality. Thick and luxurious. Definitely would recommend.
