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58-099 Gray Pile Weatherstrip, 9/32" x 5/16"

Contractor in Dayton, Ohio dealing with a Dorwal sliding door. There appears to have a been a gasket between the active and inactive leafs. When the slider is closed and locked there is an air gap between the two. I have attached a couple of pictures showing what the gasket looks like. This is a ... (cont.)

I am looking for a Peachtree citadel sliding screen door Weatherstrip (36630200) kit. Is this something you have?

I need to replace wool pile strips in sliding windows. I checked the existing strips, and the ones on the top and bottom sliding sides have fins, and the ones on the right and left sides don't. Was that done on purpose and has to be followed, or one kind of wool pile for all sides should be fine? ... (cont.)

I would like to locate a replacement part for the weather stripping, removed from a door installed in 1971. The door has a sticker on the outside-bottom labeled "Atlas Architectural Metals, Inc." The weather strip sample backing measures 1/4", and the "felt" measures approx. 1/4". The backing i ... (cont.)

I need to replace the weather stripping(don't know if this is what its called) in between outer doors at the church i work at. Is some cases I need the furry stuff that goes in the track(don't know what it is called).Took 3 pictures to show what I am talking about. Thanks for any help you can pro ... (cont.)

hope these pictures help identify the felt striping. thank you Wayne

I am looking for 4 pieces of this. Please advise me as to price and availability. Paul maintenance mechanic

I'm looking for weatherseal for a window that was originally installed in 1985, identified in client's original quote from contractor as a Harvey unit. Configuration is picture window with awning below. Need weatherseal for awning window. PDF is enclosed. I have had only moderate success with Har ... (cont.)

I have installed your wool pile 58-022 size 9/32 x 9/32 in my double hung windows. While the windows open and close, they are tight. Tight to the point where they will stay in any position without the use of a window balance. I believe the 9/32 x 9/32 is too big and is the cause of the tightness. ... (cont.)

WHICH TO USE? PILE? BUBBLE SEAL? HOW DO YOU KNOW THE CORRECT SIZE WHEN THE FIN IS FLEXIBLE, NOT A RIGID PLASTIC? WINDOWS ARE NEW AND WE CAN SEE DAYLIGHT THRU THE WEATHERSTRIPPING. ADJUSTING WINDOWS / TIGHTENING WINDOWS ARE NOT AN OPTION. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!

I can't find an exact match in your catalog for the weatherstripping below but this might be the result of the weatherstripping having been in place for over 30 years. Can you tell me which Swisco replacement weatherstripping you recommend? The width of the backing is approx. 9/32" (0.273 inches) ... (cont.)