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58-156 3/16" x 3/8" Foam Filled Bubble Seal, 12ft

Hi, I am looking for two items for an ENTRYGARD TRUTH window in WHITE: - Window crank cover - Weatherstripping. I believe it is of the "vinyl glazing bead" type. I think it is 1/2". I have enclosed pictures of each item and an overall picture of the window. Thanks for your help Ray ... (cont.)

Cat destroyed portions of this weather stripping. Please let me know if you carry something that I can use as a replacement.thank youScott

I ordered 4 12' pieces which I'll be sending back for refund. Order number1993920 which I received today. I have enclosed pics of existing worn out seals which I'm in dire need of replacing. 2 windows measuring 23" by 35", I will need the color white,Thank you for your help and guidance. ... (cont.)

HiPlease see the attached photos of my window and parts. The bubble weather-strip is deformed but appears to be 5/8" in diameter with a 3/16" base. The pile weather-stripping has a 1/4" base and appears to be approximately 3/16" in height. I need approximately 27-30' of the bubble seal and 85-100' o ... (cont.)

Sear Tech Support, I have a Sliding door with Herculite K tempered glass (White) and I want to replace the instillation foam between the 2 doors. I took pictures of the existing foam and I attached it to the email. If you could please tell me what would be a good replacement foam (white) for my exis ... (cont.)

I have 7 windows with dual strips approximately 2 feet tall and they are passing wind thru in the winter. Theyre marked LP in the corner of the glass, i dont know if thats a brand. Ive included some photos to see if you can help me buy the right weather stripping.

Looking for 6ft of the sliding door weather striping (hurricane heavy duty slider doors).

Can I use 58-156 instead of 58-135. It's for a storm door but I don't like the hollow seal In the old seals

I need to replace some weather strips. Attached are 4 photos which may help. The only manufacturer's info on the door (we pulled one out of the frame) was on the glass itself:PPG Herculite KTempered Safety Glass, 16 CFR 1201 CII, ANSI Z97.1-1984 1/8" U, SGCC-1110 40145 99House was built in 2000. ... (cont.)

Good Afternoon, I'm trying to determine the proper replacement weather stripping for my 25 year old Patriot casement windows. Pics attached. Can you help? I'd like to replace on most, if not all, of the windows in my home. Thanks in advance. Mike

Need to know what weatherstriping to order for my windows. Hope the picture are helpful.

Trying to find this bottom seal for tilt windows. If not possible, maybe a replacement? Measurements might be slightly off (20yo windows). Base strip: 3/16'', Height: ~3/8'' or ~7/16'' Any recommendations? Thank you!

The weatherstripping goes into a 3/16" channel in 4 different slots of the window. I need 6 of these. The windows are 30" wide. Thanks Darryl

See photo. This is a 20 year old seal so my measurements are off a little due to compression. This product looks like it. Product Code: 58-156

I'm looking for a/the replacement of the weather seal on the bottom of the lower sash, this seal is located towards the inside of the window. I've included a picture of the weather seal and the window spec sticker.

Trying to determine the correct window seal

I have 25 year old vinyl builder grade windows. There is a foam piece that slides into a slot on the bottom of the lower sash. It measures 5/16" high and 1/8" in width. These dimensions could be off as the foam may have compressed over the years

I would like to replace the worn seals on 18 windows. Can you identify and source this seal?

I need to identify the seal that goes into this jamb. a kerf seal will just fall out. The seal I removed has a cord embedded within the seal that that fits into the channel and holds it in place.

My home has a round top door that needs insulating at the top because of settling in the house. The stick-on variety doesn't seem to adhere well to the wood of the door. I'm wondering if you can suggest something. It would have to be nailed on I'm sure, either on the door or the molding above it. Pl ... (cont.)