Weatherstripping

A home owner from New Hartford, NY says:
This is weatherstripping that pushes into a groove around my 2 crankout rectangular kitchen windows. This is Certainteed window installed when I had the home built approx 19 years ago.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

It's tough to say what you have. It looks like whatever leg it uses to install in the window has ripped off, which is an essential detail when it comes to identification. You mentioned that this pushes into a groove, so it sounds like it uses a ribbed kerf leg, but that's just a guess.

It's also hard to make out your dimensions. It looks like the top part of the foam is less than 1/2", but that's about all I can tell.

You could start by looking at our 58-056E, but I highly recommend removing an undamaged version of your weatherstripping and carefully reviewing our dimensions to ensure they match. The 58-056E looks promising at first glance, but this is mostly used for doors, not windows. It may be too big for you. If it is, let me know and we can try to find something better.

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