Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 21, 2020
Thanks for posting, Marc. We could help supply you with the wool pile you have around your door, but not the broken nylon material. That looks to be part of the frame itself and not something we can get a hold of. Your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer of the door. If you were interested in the wool pile, you can see our selection here. I'm sorry that we couldn't be of more help. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 21, 2020
Hello again! We carry a few different wool piles that help against moisture specifically. The 58-021, 58-045, and 58-158 are a couple examples. We have more, too. Basically anything that has that center strip, which is called a "rain strip" because of the very function you describe. Just make sure to match up the other dimensions, like the base and height. That will be the deciding factor. I see you also brought up the 58-135. I'm a little hesitant to recommend a bubble seal to replace a wool pile, since they tend to be a little bigger. It does compress, but if it's still too thick then the excess friction could make your door harder to slide. I'm not saying it can't work, just that it wouldn't be my first recommendation. A wool pile of the appropriate size and with a rain strip would be better. I'm afraid we don't carry flat nylon strips or anything that would cover that gap. That's a little outside our wheelhouse. A local hardware store should have something, though. We also aren't able to supply the covers that run the inside length of the frame. For those, you would definitely have to contact the original manufacturer. |
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 28, 2020
As a matter of fact, we do. Well, it's not a video about this particular type of door, but I think it will be a huge help for you. You can see it below. |