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58-134 Commercial Bubble Weatherstrip, 25ft

Need help with (bubble seal) I order the pile weather stripping 58-099 which is 9/32x5/16 that fit in the Channel because it is 9/16.but the bubble seal I order was 3/16x5/16 that doesn't fit in the channel it is to small can you help me with the Right bubble seal the will fit only one I see that ... (cont.)

I previously ordered a commercial bubble weather strip from your company that was to small, the size I ordered was 9/32." I need one that will fit the dimensions in the pic. Strip width = 1/4" and tube approximately 3/8" wide in diameter. I included pics for reference. Any suggestions?Best Regards,G ... (cont.)

This is weather stripping for some wooden french doors. It slides in as opposed to the newer push in style.

The T is 1/4". I can get my little finger under the metal track so about 5/16" from threshold to the bottom of the track.

Bubble seal for aluminum door. Base measures just under 3/8" and bubble measures right at 1/4"

I cannot find any source for this type of Threshold Seal here in San Antonio, TX. The Threshold is not removable as it is secured to the door frame. Can you please help?

Can you help me identify / locate this seal. Thanks

I'm trying to repair a window. I have the new glass but the the vinyl glazing is so old that it crumbling and cracking. It needs to be replaced. The window has glazing 2 on three of it's sides. this glazing has a metal gasket/insert which slides inside the glazing. Glazing type 1 is only on one side ... (cont.)

Looking for correct / replacement weatherstrip for Patriot 1800 series vinyl windows. It is a T slot with foam bulb but has flanges on the bulb portion. Example pic is the best I could find as all have deteriorated and crumbling.

The Product Code: 58-134 Bubble Weatherstrip is the same as one of the items the second has the same size T mount system 9/32 channel but is a flap that is pushed up against the door when it is closed. The third item is what I thought was a standard seal that is pushed into the slot in the door jam ... (cont.)

This is an old storm door fin - not sure who made the door but it might be Larsen. Top is a "T" approx. 5/16" wide but it has 2 fins coming out from it, can't find a version of this anywhere. Let me know what you think.

There are no markings except for a ridge where it would slide into a door.

Request #36375408 Need weather stripping for sliding glass door and probably latch hardware

Ok last one I hope. What type is this?

I'm looking for bubble seal like the one in the picture.

Hello, I'm Looking for Door Frame Weather Stripping that fits the track on and EFCO door frame. The width of the Weather stripping track piece is .25" wide and the bubble is about .25" in diameter. See picture for Profile and Frame. Thank You

Hello. I am at a loss. I am trying to replace damaged and worn seals on a 50 year old mobile home door. The rubber fits into a t-slot, with a pointed end that touches the door. I attached a photo of the profile with measurements.

Please refer to your part, No. 58-134. The bottom portion of this part, that is the base can only measure 1/4 inch. From the base, it proceeds with a perpendicular connection from the center leading to a bulb or bubble, the diameter of which would measure between 1/4 and 3/8 an inch. The bulb or ... (cont.)

I need some replacement astragal material as shown in picture. Thanks, Troy

I purchased this bubble seal: 3-16-3-8/pd/Bubble-Seal/58-135 However, it is loose and does not stay in my window. Upon measuring my existing seal, it looks as if the "T" section of the seal is 1/4" wide. But, it doesn't look as if you sell window seals of this dimension. Is this correct? ... (cont.)