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3/8 slot X 3/8 wool pile (two) 5/16 slot X 1/2 wool pile (one) the above mentioned, need for three exterior double doors

Trying to find please see attached pictures.

I have to replace the weather stripping on my windows. I believe the windows are original with the house, which was built in 1989. Thanks!

I need the weather strip for my wood sliding door. Home built in 1979 and this is the original door. All of my windows and doors are heavy wood, and the only hardware is on some of the sliding windows Caradco gold hardware. Weather strip is in vinyl and is cracked, falling apart. Height is appr ... (cont.)

I am looking for slide in bubble weatherstripping that slide in bottom sash. App measurement are bulb 5/16 of an inch. Two edges are appx 3/16 and 1/8 inch. Distance between two edges is about 9/16. Also attaching images.

The 58-053 bubble seal looks like what is (currently disintegrating) in my windows except that the dimensions are just a little off. The bulb on mine seem to be 1/4" rather than 5/16" and the base height is skosh over 3/16" rather than a 1/4". Do the differences matter? Is 58-053 still the right ... (cont.)

wicks-midwest/13846, 3726954, 1158956 4,12/14 Z95.This is info from window sticker. Ithink thatpart #58-127 is correct, not sure about bubble seals need all help you can give.

Thank you for your earlier suggestions, upon further inspection I found another type of weatherstripping used in the weathershield casement window, It appears to have a double kerf but some are painted shut. Is there something I could try that would come close?

This is pretty normal weather strip for an aluminum commercial style door (on our church). The base is 3/16" and the pile is 5/16 high, or maybe 3/8". I didn't see this measurement on your site - have you got something? Gray or black doesn't matter. I just need 25'. Eric Kirchner ... (cont.)

The height of the wool is 1/4". The flat plastic base is larger than 1/8" but a little under 1/4" and I'm not sure how to describe that measurement. See attached photo. I'd like to order a compatible product for our home windows. Please advise if you have the correct product and what the size and ... (cont.)

I am looking for replacement weather stripping for a Marvin casement window. The numbers inside the glass are: 01 1GCC@CBA 1GMAC There is also a number 89 stamped around the perimeter.

Looking for replacement seal bulb is 1/4 diameter with a kerf insert base height of 3/16 and base width of 1/8, for a wood slider. Any recommendations.?

looking for a door sweep for door # 34652052E-121130504 is the one you have listed 40-209 the right one? are thes pts under warranty? door is yr old.

Looking for 25' of this or similar weatherstripping. Thanks. Roger

I recently purchased the 58-127 white wool pile weatherstripping. I am installing the weatherstripping on the outside edge of the window frame which fits against the inside front edge of the window when the window is closed. The 58-127 is the same size as the old weatherstripping, however when t ... (cont.)

I am looking to replace my door sweep. My door is 32 inches in width. I need the product in brown.

Attached is a picture of weather stripping from my Pella door that is deteriorating. It measures about 1" on each side. Any help would be appreciated!

Hello, My windows are 1999 CareFree windows. They appear to have 3/16 X 3/16 white wool pile. The wool pile seems to have a sealing fin in the center. Do you offer a white wool pile that has the sealing fin or is it only offered in the gray? Does this sealing fin really offer more protection? Mine ... (cont.)

See attached pictures of worn bubble seal from awning windows. Bulb diameter = 1/4"; 3/16 base for T slot application. What replacement bubble seal will work?

I am looking for wool pile weather stripping 3/16 inch wide by 3/16 inch high. I found it from your website, with fin seal (gray) or non-fin seal (white). Color is not a matter but I'm wondering if I need a fin or non-fin seal wool pile weatherstrip. Thanks!