Doors & windows solutions

Sealants for doors, windows and perimeter gaps

Door and window joints connect different materials while remaining exposed to movement, air leakage, rain and finishing requirements.

This guide brings together products for UPVC frames, aluminium and glass junctions, window sills, plinths and frame-to-wall gaps. Match the sealant to the substrate, joint movement, exterior exposure and whether the finished joint must be painted.

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Selection essentials

What to assess before choosing.

01

Frame material

Identify UPVC, aluminium, coated metal, wood, glass and surrounding masonry.

02

Movement and exposure

Exterior perimeters need a product suited to weather and joint movement.

03

Paintable finish

Use an appropriate acrylic route when the cured joint needs to accept paint.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about doors & windows.

What sealant should be used around UPVC windows?

Doors & Windows is recommended for UPVC frame and masonry gaps, while Neutral 3010 covers additional UPVC and glazing applications. Exposure and joint movement determine final suitability.

Can window perimeter sealant be painted?

Doors & Windows is a paintable acrylic route. Silicone products generally require different finishing expectations, so check the relevant TDS.

Which product is used between a window frame and wall?

GP 100, Premium GP 1010 and Doors & Windows are associated with different frame and wall-junction applications. Select according to frame material, exposure and finish.

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