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Weatherization

Hello, I recently moved into a house and would like replace the weather seals in the windows as they have not performed well this winter. Rather than just replace the existing seals, I want to make sure I'm using the correct seal. The windows are combination metal and wood, kerfed, and currently the ... (cont.)

The weather strips are on aluminum windows 1974 construction. Can you suggest an alternate if unable to locate?

I have Gorell double hung 5305 windows and will be buying your part number 58-182 .187 t-slot weatherseal for all 42 windows. I removed a small window to check the size and now can't get it back in. Any suggestions, hints or videos? I am in my 70's and female. Thanks Judy

Going to need 14 pieces of each of the items below.

The kerf is 0.23" wide at top of T and T height is roughly 0.1" above the bulb. Bulb section as shown is oval at 0.35" by 0.2". It is assumed this might have been round. Has double fins for additional sealing as shown

This is from the meeting rail of a double hung wood frame window. House was built in 1988. The widest part is .5 in. The kerf is 1/8 in wide. The slot it goes into is 1/16 wide.

I would like to replace the door seal. I'm not sure if the wool seal has an adhesive that sticks to the metal part. This section was at the top of the door that I unscrewed and slid out of the T-slot. I'm a volunteer for my church where this is located.

I need to replace the door weatherseals on my doors. I have included photos. Do ypu have anything similar that would work as a replacement. The insert part is about 5/16, the v portion is 1/2 inch deep and wide. Foam filled. Thanks

item 58-170B the .250 is the width of the slot? what does the .078 dimension refer to? does the .325 mean that it sticks back i the wood that far?

I'm looking for weather stripping kit . The door is a mid-90s designer series sliding patio door. Please let me know if you have something for this model. Thank you Colin

Pleased advise what product i need. I'm sure this is standard stuff but I don't know what the standard is. Very Respectfully John

I need replacement beads for Anderson CIG-1 2-90 Casement windows (about five 1/8ths of an inch wide) Do you have these? Thanks, Paul

I see your videos about replacing pile weatherstripping on the window itself, but there is some pile weatherstripping on the inside edge of the bottom of the window frame of my Harvey replacement windows. The channel is blocked at both ends due to the contraction of the window frame. How do I replac ... (cont.)

Hello. Our farmhouse has Mastic double pane windows. These windows are no longer in production. I would like to purchase replacement pile weather stripping seals for some of the windows. I believe I need 3/16"x1/4" (https://www.swisco.com/White-Wool-Pile-3_16-inch-x-1_4-inch/pd/Wool-Pile/58-127). ... (cont.)

Weather seal is deteriorated by sunshine. Need replacement for 18 windows.several can be swept away with wisk broom. All should be replaced.Roger

This is the seal around the door of an old Winnebago motorhome. I believe it is the 9/32 x 9/32 bubble strip. I need about 35 feet of it.

Looks like I have 3/16 x (5/16 to 6/16). Do you have this? Thank You! Robert

I have a Lincoln wood door with t-slot weather stripping that slides into the drip edge. The top of the T is 0.1875 inches. The weather stripping has becomes ripped and damaged and needs to be replaced. I would like to know which one would best fit my door. Pictures attached. Thank you! ... (cont.)

Both photos are the same, with #1 showing the ruler better, #2 more end-on of the profile. The profile on the left with one tang is the outside edge seal. The other is the inside edge seal. These are 30 year old windows and I'd be happy to send the cuts if that'd help. Our neighborhood is 22 condo u ... (cont.)

Hello. I am looking for replacement door sweeps for 3 fiberglass entry doors identical (or nearly identical) to those pictured above. I am not able to provide photos of the installed sweeps without removing the doors. But that doesn't seem necessary in this case. The sample shown in the photos is ... (cont.)