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

We just bought this house and do not know what make the casement windows are. Can you identify and sell me the weather-strip in the attached photo? Louis

Hello, replacing my bubble seal and it looks like I should use something like 58-053 on sides and 58-055 angled on top and bottom to avoid hinge hardware. Is it ok to use the two in combination? I noticed the diameters are a bit different between them. Is there a difference in compression stiffness ... (cont.)

From 1988 window. the L shaped plastic is 1/4" x 1/4" the bubble seal is about 1/4" I need to relace it on 12 window, each widow need 26" of weather stripping. Thanks.

I am looking for 150ft of the attached.

I thinkin the 58-055 might work for me. (Casement Windows) Instead of the V shape flap shown in my photo you have the bulb. Maybe the one without the angle seal would be better? The barb measurements are the same and the V flap, when open is 1/4" The base of the V flap attached to the barb i ... (cont.)

buld is about 5/16, part connecting buld and insert is about 7/8 inch and the insert part (with arrows, which inserts into the window) is about 1/4 inch long. The angle looks to be a 90% angle Do you have anything like this

Need to replace weatherstripping on several Kolbe & Kolbe double hung windows installed in 1985. Image #1 - I think is Part # 58-053 Image #2 - I think is Part # 58-055 Yes or No?

looking for offset filled bulb weatherseal for simonton window lower sash slot approximatley 5/32 wide. Charles

I ordered your 58-055 bubble seal with the angled base and 9/32" bubble; although the seal fit well into the casement window stop channel, I experienced some leaky windows after the seal retrofit. Perhaps the bubble diameter needs to be larger? And/or the leaf seal be replaced? Thanks. Tom ... (cont.)

Need weather seal for jeld-wen casements windows bought in 1999. I can send pic if you send me an email address.

I'm trying to locate a weatherstrip used on Malta awning windows about 30 years ago. It has both rigid and soft parts and came in strips about 5 feet long. Attached is a sketch of the cross section, showing how it slips into a groove in the wood window parts. Bill

See photo. Please help identify name or worn part, where to get, how to replace. Thanks. Mary and John

Looking for replacemnt weatherstriping for Built Best Windows, installed in 1995.

Hi, I am looking for replacements for the 2 Kerf seals that run the perimeter of my mid 1990's Hurd casement windows. The offset foam filled bubble is the primary and the straight bubble is the inner seal. Can you please recommend replacements? Thanks Ryan

Thanks for posting. I'm sorry to hear that our 58-055 didn't work for you. It doesn't come in any other different sizes, though. What does your original weatherseal look like? Could I see a few pictures of it?

I'm looking for weather strip for a bay with swing out windows. Installed mid 80's. I'm not sure what brand window. Your weather strip shown 55-106 is similar except mine is 1/4 x 1/4 x 5/16 "U" shaped.

Hi, I have two types of window gaskets to replace, both from casement windows and I am not sure what type they are or what material; they appear to be soft rubber with a rigid spine. The first three pictures are different angles of the first, the next two are of the second. Thanks for your help! ... (cont.)

Do you have a match for the bubble weatherstripping in the channel on the bottom of my Marvin window? Attached is a drawing with "approximate" measurements and a photo. thanks.

I need to know what kind of windows these came off of to replace the weather strip. Do you have this type of ws. The wider tan strip is off the frame and the smaller brown strip is off of the sash. Thanks, Sean

I have Marvin casement windows that need some new weatherstripping. It looks like 58-055 is similar to what is on them except mine has what I call grip lines on the bottom of the bubble. Your opinion?