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Weatherization

The seal is a brush type pile type. Black. It has gotten compressed. It seems to slide in a track, but there is no end slot to remove or install the seal. Is it just pulled out or forsed into the slot?

Had 4 windows replaced and they unable to find the correct beading. I need about 75ft

I am looking for this replacement seal and also the piece it slides into that fits on top of the track. The bubble is 1/4 inch and the plastic bottom that slides into the on track piece is 1/4 inch as well.

I am looking for both, the plastic striping and the brissel side. the glass is 1/2 in thick, the black brissel is 1" long and the grey is not very long at all. This stuff is old so I have nothing to go off of.

Looking to replace the window gaskets on my windows. not sure which product. Manufacturer = Crystal Windows Looking for 30 linear ft

Overall width including foam and flat vinyl: 7/8" foam area: 3/8" Width of t track: 3/16" width of flat vinyl: 1/2"

The outside seal needs replacing.

Wither seals

It's the bottom door sweep that pushes into the bottom of the door. The glass tag says rsl and it's a 36" wide door and 1-3/4" thick.

Please help. Need 20 pieces. thanks, zach

Customer is trying to find this replacement part for 2 windows. Don't know what it is called They are wood on the outside and vinyl on the inside

I have 2 different types of gaskets/seals that are dryroting.> One for the bottom of the bottom window> One for the inside bottom of the top portion of the double hung window.I have attached pictures. The windows are 20 years old with no visible indication of manufaturer.

Looking 6 of these

Will your product work as a replacement for the hard plastic flat spline currently in use?

The weather stripping on my windows has rotted away. I can't tell what brand my windows are, but I believe are similar to Anderson or Pella. This is a white rubber bulb insulation with a base that is 3/16" wide that inserts into channels around the windows. The bulb portion appears to be about 3/8" ... (cont.)

The majority of pictures are for the gap used between the uper and lower widows when they are closed. The other pictures are for the bottom of the lower widow to seal the rain out. Not to clear though. Pretty beat up.

Hello looking to see if this is something you sell. I think it's a plastic weather stripping in the old window.

help

Hi, Have old Crestline wood patio door - hinged. Crestline no longer Carrie's this product and they describe it as weatherstripping. Dark brown in color and it is 7/8" from white trim on inside of door to where you would see brown stain on inside of door. Flat doubled over rubber piece by stained in ... (cont.)

I have marvin double hung windows. Not which weather strip is compatible