Hello! I need weatherstripping for my front door. The problem is that the kerf slot is 90 degrees off from the conventional location (please see photos). I would like to take advantage of the kerf and install weatherstripping with a kerf barb system, not peel and stick weatherstripping (I just removed peel and stick stuff from this door). But, as far as I can determine, all kerf insert products are designed to insert so that the barbs are thrust towards the door exterior opening, not towards the jamb.
Can you help me?! Thanks...Erik
Need door weatherstripping
Home Owner from Post Falls, ID
Dec 17, 2014 8:48 pm
4 Replies
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Dec 18, 2014 2:49 pm
Hello, Erik. I'm not sure what to recommend. I have not been able to find an exact replacement for this weatherstripping. That said, take a look at our 58-055 offset bubble. This may be a possibility, though I don't know if it will close the gap between the door and jamb.
Home Owner from Post Falls, ID
Dec 18, 2014 8:32 pm
Dave...thanks for your rapid response! I checked out 58-055; I suspect it would not work. When the door would shut on 58-055, I think the plastic mounting would crush (not the bulb).
I've attached a sketch of a "modified" (via PAINT) kerf-in weather strip concept. Is such a product available? Thanks!- Erik
I've attached a sketch of a "modified" (via PAINT) kerf-in weather strip concept. Is such a product available? Thanks!- Erik
Tom from SWISCO
Dec 19, 2014 1:58 pm
The only other weatherseal I can think of that may work is our 58-053. Could that be a possibility?
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