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58-180 Stick-On Foam Door Seal

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.)

WE HAVE A NEW COMMERCIAL STEEL ENTRY DOOR & FRAME THAT THE CONTRACTOR INSTALLED A TUBE SHAPED WEATHER SEAL ON THE FACE OF THE STEEL DOOR FRAME. IT HAS BEEN INSTALLED ONLY 2 WEEKS AND IS VERY UNSATISVACTORY. IT LEAKS BAD AND HAS ALREADY SHRUNK TO THE POINT THAT IT LETS SNOW INTO THE INSIDE OF THE DOO ... (cont.)

This is for older Thermal/ever guard windows with Truth hardware. Im worried about removing a sample because its becoming brittle(sun damaged)and it seems to be really attach well to the sill-frame. Im guessing that it could be pulled-out like most weatherstripping.

i have to replace original kerf and have no idea where to find it. or what kind of substitute to use. any info would be appreciated. thanks

Here are 3 pics See last for size of opening needed for insert --- a no. 2 lead pencil Plus a sample of what looking for Need w/s for both sides Just under 80 inches on each side Thank you