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58-180 Stick-On Foam Door Seal

I have a door that im attempting to seal up. I found that the seal on the bottom of the door is destroyed. Im attaching photos, please let me know if you can help. I cant seem to find this item anywhere. The door is a wood sliding door with a metal exterior face. I believe it was made by Loewen. Its ... (cont.)

I am trying to find the channel seals for these doors. I also need the kerfed leaf seals. S the channel seals are 1/2" X 1/2" that snap into a kerf cut on both sides of the wood fitting.

Most of the weatherstrip is damaged. The rigid piece goes over a piece of wood on the outer side of the door.

I cannot locate replacement seal material for awning windows. The attached photo shows the unique shape of the weatherstripping currently on the awning windows.

I have a peachtree front door. One 32" side swings open on a regular basis. The other side by releasing latches will open. This door is rarely swung open. At the center of these two doors is a weatherstrip that has an adhesive on the back side that holds it to the stationary door. Would you have ... (cont.)

I need to replace the weather stripping on my bow windows. I am having trouble finding an exact replacement. See attached picture. Can you recommend a possible replacement stripping? Thanks

I cant find the manufacturer of these doors. It's missing the seal and cover that goes between the doors. I assume it mounts to this metal bracket that is fastened to the door. Any idea what might fit this? Thanks

1473 Amherst | Weatherstripping questions and product Identification

Hi. I have a sliding patio door and the movable door has no weatherstripping, even when new. Photos: 1) The fixed door has weatherstripping on the surface that faces the movable door, not on the edges which I would call the width of the door. 2) As I slide the movable door, the track is visable ... (cont.)

Hi, This is not posting on your website after multiple attempts, so here's my email. Please help me replace the # 1 pic- shower door bottom seal. #2,3,4 are same window bottom rubber seals.i don't know what to call them. It's 26 inches. I have different sizes windows to replace ranging 24-38 inch ... (cont.)

What is the width of the adhesive side of this product? I am replacng all the seals around my front doors. I have a double front door with a center style attached to the fixed panel of the door. The current seal is the standard compression type of seal but is attached with adhesive as opposed to t ... (cont.)

I was told to send a picture of the rubber that I need to replace on my track. Crestline called it a potato track? My openings are 16 feet and 8 feet.

The door does not have existing stripping so I can't show you sample. There is a slot around the frame but not on the usual face but on the side of the frame. Also the slot is ~1/16" wide vs normal 1/8" slot. It is 1/4" deep. I have attached images and a sketch. Thanks Richard

I have some 25 year old doors with magnetic seals that need replacement. he doors themselves are metal but I have wood framing. Can I staple or nail the 58-008 set to the frame (it appears as if it will work)? The original seals are glued.

We have double wooden 7' doors with a 1/4 inch gap. Would like to install a weather strip, it currently has none.

I have a 38-year old sliding patio door. I need a weather seal to keep out cold and rain, but I don't have the original weather stripping to base it on. The door is 1-3/4" thick.

I am in the process of purchasing barn door hardware and will be installing doors on this hardware. Best my contractor and I can guess - I will have 1/2" gap when the doors are closed (or pulled together.) The space has to be there to allow for clearance as the door slides. I am wondering about p ... (cont.)

I have many Peach Tree windows that were built in 1991. I would like to replace all the weather stripping. One item is a foam seal, at the edge of the window, that slides in the side channel. The cross section measures about 1/4 x 1/4 x length of window, and is glued into a plastic channel. Do you s ... (cont.)

I have custom (painted) steel doors and frames on my modern house. I have wool weather stripping that I think is your 58-099 or 58-105. It was apparently glued on, and does not sit in a track. Should I remove the old stuff with a putty knife? What sort of adhesive do you recommend to attach new ... (cont.)

Looking for adhesive backed pile weatherstrip. The mounting base of the current material is ~ 8mm wide but this dimension is not critical as it won't fit in a channel. Pile is ~ 13-14 mm long with a plastic strip in the center that is ~ 16 mm. Pile needs to be long to accommodate door design. Right ... (cont.)