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Weatherization

Is a wood window weatherstriping.

My storm door was manufactured by Wright Products, now out of business. The retaining strips are old and brittle, and I'm missing large sections of them. I'm looking for ANY replacement (Strip, Clip, etc) that will work with my existing door. Strip replacement would be ideal, but I'd drill/instal ... (cont.)

Part 58-055 looks almost the same as what I am trying to replace however the end that goes into the curf only has a single hook or fin on one side at the end. 58-055 has two fins on each side. All other dimensions are the same. Will the different fine design work as a replacement for my single fi ... (cont.)

My window has wool pile and bubble seal. The wool pile currently measures 3/16 x 5/32, but it has been flattened a bit. Should I move up to 3/16 x 3/16? The bubble seal has a diameter of 5/16. It runs along the bottom edge of each window in the double hung unit. Not sure what kind to choose. ... (cont.)

can i use a higher wool pile than the one removed from the window frame

Would appreciate a solution to rectify this doorway to keep the elements at Bay,thank you for your recommendations.

Hi. I'm looking to replace weatherstripping on a 35 year old wooden sliding glass door. My best guess measurement,since the current weatherstripping is shot, is 1/4 wide X 5/16 high wool with center fin. Is this possible?

As you can see, this got a little busted up coming off the window. Can you help me figure out the correct replacement?

Hi - I need to replace the weather stripping to my old sliding glass door. In the bottom corner of the glass is all I can go by and don't know who the manufacturer is: PPG Herculite K HP Tempered Safety Glass 16 CFR 1201C II ANSI Z-97.1.1984 5/32 U 1993 Do you carry this weather stripp ... (cont.)

I have several old Anderson Windows that I need to replace the Vinyl Weather Stripping around the windows. Is there a Catalog or Wes site I can look at to order parts? Thank You Jim

I am looking for two types of weatherstripping for my double hung windows. One is on the inside bottom of the upper window and seals between the top and bottom window. The second one is on the outside of the bottom window and seals the bottom window against the sill. Image_2949 and Image_2952 shows ... (cont.)

Can you please tell me what material this bubble seal is constructed from? Vinyl? TPE? Also, does it have a slip coat? The application would be for slider windows.

Could you please help me identify the replacement part in the pictures. I don't have much information to provide, other than it came off a Kawneer door. Thanks.

Hi. I am looking for about 1100 feet to this material in 8' to 10' lengths. it snaps in the exterior outer edge of casement windows. it was in some Hartung Windows circa 2001. Is this something I can have made?

attached is photo of cross section of weather seal I am replacing. I believe the doors are Pella.

Hello, I am looking for weatherstripping that has deteriorated at the bottom pane of some vinyl windows. I am sending some pics to give you an idea what it looks like. The rubber piece of the strip looks to be about 3/8" long and the more rigid flange piece that snaps onto the window pane looks to ... (cont.)

push-in vinyl bulb weatherstrip #58-173

I can send you a piece to make ID easier. It slides in a small groove.

I would like to refurbish the weather stripping on my Hope steel windows manufactured around 1962. As depicted in the attached photos, the material lays in a channel that is around 5/32 wide. I'd appreciate any guidance on identifying a replacement weather strip. Thanks.

Hi I have a door that needs weather stripping the numbers on the strip between the glass is 8ne igcc cba Igmac wi, between the igcc and cba is a r with a circle around it, also between the igmac and wi