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58-055 9/32" Bubble Seal With Angled Base, 25ft
58-055 9/32" Bubble Seal With Angled Base, 25ft
Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010
Installation instructions
The 58-055, bulb-seal with angled base To remove: Pull out old weatherstrip To install: Push in new replacement A seal that is fractionally larger in the bulb diameter dimension will generally not be a problem. You should try not to substitute with anything smaller than the existing seal. ... (cont.)
Quick Learner
Feb 19, 2010
Quick Learner
Feb 19, 2010
Need leaf WS to match 58-055
My MW wood casement windows (about 15 years old) have a weatherstrip in the frame with the same dimensions as your part number 58-055. Do you sell a leaf weatherstrip to go on the sash part of the window? If so, please let me know the part number. Thank you.
Handy Person
Stafford, VA
Feb 12, 2010
Handy Person from Stafford, VA
Feb 12, 2010
Foam Insert
Does the "bubble portion" of the 58-055 seal have a foam core?
Home Owner
North Carolina
Sep 30, 2009
Home Owner from North Carolina
Sep 30, 2009
different colors
I am replacing what appears to be flat plastic weather stripping with a single spline for my casement windows. I cannot find the original weather stripping anywhere, so I ordered 58-055, and it seems to work.However my casement windows are dark brown and I was wondering if this product comes in any ... (cont.)
Home Owner
Great Falls, VA
Sep 23, 2009
Home Owner from Great Falls, VA
Sep 23, 2009
please clairfy the pricing
Does this mean that a quantity of "1" would be one 25-foot length of the 58-055?
Home Owner
Indianapolis
Aug 10, 2009
Home Owner from Indianapolis
Aug 10, 2009
Could this seal be the most common?
I have casement windows that have two windows--one swings outward to the right & other to the left. I see no brand name stamped on the windows. Only # B13389Y27B2 & B11889X27B2. Is there such a thing as "most common" when it comes to this seal?