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58-055 9/32" Bubble Seal With Angled Base, 25ft

Hello, Looking for a replacement weather stripping. Casement wood window. Windows and operators are in great shape. No manufacturer label. See attached pic. for type and profile. It is 1/2" (spine, hard plastic ) x 5/16" WS. Appears to be compressed. Can you help? Thanks, Jim

After 14 years, I want to get new weatherstripping because I can begin to see bugs crawl past it in some of the windows. It looks like a mix between the 58-147 (but the angles aren't quite right and not enough barbs on the 1/4" extension) and the 58-055 (more barbs, but the total size is a little ... (cont.)

Trying to replace window sash weather stripping. I think you would call it a tear drop FOAM filled with a flange that is app. 3/10

Need replacement for Wenco Window Weatherstrip

I'm working on fixing up some crank casement windows. I think the brand is TRUTH (?). At least the crank is Truth and that is the only label I can find. Circa mid to late 80's. The sealing strip on the lower portion of the casement frame needs replacement on ~ 14 windows. (aged / cracked). I'v ... (cont.)

I'm going to attempt to refurbish a couple of windows. I've been able to locate the proper cranks, but cannot find an easy match on the window seal. The attached photo shows a cross-section of the existing seal. Seems like most of my windows have this seal squished down flat and it's beginning to ... (cont.)

I am enclosing a photo of a piece of the weatherstripping I need to replace around 2 casement windows. The entire piece is only 1/2" wide. there are no identifying markers on the entire strip. I hope you can help...this has been a real challenge. I would appreciate any suggestions you can offe ... (cont.)

the part i'm looking for is a weather seal that slides in a channel on the lower edge of a vinyl replacement window - it appears to be a semi rigid rubber or plastic, sits at the outside edge of the sash, silhouette is round with a small lip at the bottom, like a Q.

What are the minimum/maximum design clearances for the 58-053 bubble seal? And is the 58-055 also made from Santoprene?

Needing replacement weather stripping as depicted here. The C channel portion is 1/4", and the bulb is also 1/4". Thanks for your kind attention! Vince

I'm having a tough time finding these. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hello, I'm looking to replace gaskets for Biltbest double hung windows. Windows were made/installed approx 1994. Any help would be appreciated. Brian

The door does not have existing stripping so I can't show you sample. There is a slot around the frame but not on the usual face but on the side of the frame. Also the slot is ~1/16" wide vs normal 1/8" slot. It is 1/4" deep. I have attached images and a sketch. Thanks Richard

Home built in 1993. Both Crestline double hung and casement windows -- all aluminum clad Found a number on one of the double-hung: 120193Y27B3M (hard to read) Could not find any on a casement -- these get more sun and I'm guessing the ink degrades over time. Looking to replace the gasket ... (cont.)

Jeld Win casement window bubble seal. Looks like it might match up to 58-183, but bubble looks a little small in comparison. Looking for a suggestion. Thank you, Tate

This is a cross-section of weather striping on a vinyl casement window. It is kerf set. the kerf edge approximates 1/4 inch long and 1/16 thick. Half round "bubble" is 1/4 inch wide, 1/8 inch high. the "wing" is approx 3/8 in length. I know you may not have an exact match but do you have some ... (cont.)

Some other details: - ~1/4" in diameter (compressed from window being closed, distorted slightly from thick layers of paint) - vinyl (?) covered foam bulb with plastic base, base is shaped like a "T" The horizontal (top) cross of the "T:" - one half has two clear flexible "fins" pointing inwar ... (cont.)

We believe this was on the frame, opposite the hinge.

Here's a better photo of the weather stripping in need that goes into a tight channel at the bottom of the sash. I can't seem to find one that looks like this. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.

This is the outer seal on a crank type window with wood casement. The concave tip comes in contact with the edge of the window and is supported with a thin rubber strip on either side connecting to the molded plastic base. Any help in identifying this strip or providing a possible replacement wou ... (cont.)