Replacement weatherstrip for door

Home Owner from Californa

Dec 2, 2015 2:15 pm

Do you carry weatherstrip like this? Our house is a modular, built in 2009, the door is aluminum. The opening of the metal strip is about 1/4". I don't need the metal part, just the rubber weatherstrip. Thank you very much.

6 Replies

Paul from SWISCO

Dec 7, 2015 8:54 am

Thanks for posting! I've pulled up a variety of weather strip types you could consider. You can see my list on the right side of this page. Please review our suggestions and let me know what you think!

Home Owner from Californa

Dec 8, 2015 10:20 am

These all sound perfect, so I guess my next question would be which would be the best for our area. We live in So Cal, but in the high desert, so summer's are hot, occasionally reaching triple digits and we do get snow in the winter months and wind is pretty much a constant. Which would be the best for these conditions? Thank you very, very much!

Paul from SWISCO

Dec 8, 2015 11:13 am

Awesome, glad to hear it. I do not have any contacts for you in your area, but you could possibly print out the product page and bring it into your local hardware store. Some hardware stores may stock the item or be able to bring it in for you. You can also purchase these parts directly from our site, if you'd prefer.

Home Owner from Oak Hills, CA

May 25, 2016 10:27 am

I'm so sorry I didn't reply sooner, but my second question wasn't answered. I didn't ask about where to buy, but what type of weatherstrip would be best for where I live, the bubble type or the wool type? (See previous question). Thank you very much.

Paul from SWISCO

May 27, 2016 10:16 am

Oh, sorry about that. I personally like wool pile as an insulator. It is more soft and can conform to different shapes.