FAQ

Yes, you can request a quote for a large order by contacting our sales team. We offer competitive pricing and bulk discounts.
    Absolutely. Learning how to fix a leaking fridge seal is a straightforward DIY project. It typically involves removing the old, worn-out seal by pulling it out of its groove and then pressing the new one into place. Our fridge seal replacement guide provides simple, step-by-step instructions. For most models, you won't need any special tools.
Yes, once your order is shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email. You can use this number to track your order on our website or the carrier’s website.
To order the correct fridge seal, locate the model number of your fridge or freezer. This number can usually be found on a tag inside or outside the appliance. Once you have the model number, use our website’s search feature to find the compatible seal for your appliance. for more info please visit this article.
    The best way is to identify your fridge's brand and model number (usually found on a sticker inside the fridge). On our website, you can browse through all the major fridge seal brands Australia has available, such as Westinghouse, LG, Samsung, and more. If you can't find your model, simply measure your existing seal's outer dimensions, and our team can help you find the perfect match.
   The easiest way to check is with a simple paper test. Close a banknote or a piece of paper in the fridge door so that it is halfway in and halfway out. If you can pull it out easily without any drag or resistance, your fridge door is not sealing properly. Other signs include visible moisture on the outside of the door, food spoiling faster than usual, or your fridge running constantly.
Replace your fridge seals if you notice any of the following signs:
  • Visible cracks or tears
  • Loose seals
  • Condensation or frost inside the appliance
  • Difficulty closing the door securely
    Yes, definitely. While cheaper options might seem tempting, a high-quality fridge seal is made from more durable materials that resist cracking and mould. This means it will last much longer and provide a better, more consistent seal. Investing in quality upfront saves you money in the long run on energy bills and avoids the need for frequent replacements.
    There is no difference! The terms "fridge seal" and "fridge gasket" are used interchangeably to refer to the same part: the flexible, rubber-like strip that lines the inside of your refrigerator door to create an airtight seal. So, whether you're searching for a replacement fridge gasket or a new seal, you are looking for the same product
We offer a return policy for unused and undamaged fridge seals within 30 days of purchase. Please visit our return policy page for more details.

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