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58-183 .187 T-Slot Offset Hollow Foam Seal,12ft

Jeld Win casement window bubble seal. Looks like it might match up to 58-183, but bubble looks a little small in comparison. Looking for a suggestion. Thank you, Tate

I need new seals for my windows. House was built in 2002. Double Hung Vinyl Windows. I was told they are Ply Gem. See included picture. This is the bottom seal.

Need help keeping my window up. Attached is a photo of busted piece. Believe it is American Standard, 34 1/4 x 61 1/2. Will need multiple right and left u shape plastic pieces that fit in this track. Will also need bubble seal. Total of 7 windows at 34 1/4 x 61 1/2 and 2 at 35 1/4 x 35 1/2 ... (cont.)

Hello. I have 1998 era MW double hung vinyl windows. Do you have thi s weatherstripping?

My windows is from MI. I see your 58-183 looks very similar and 58-164 also look similar but without the foam. Will the 58-183 work for my window?

Looking to replace all my rotted window seals Don't know the brand or where to find them

I made a drawing, but I did not have a program to convert it to any forms that you would accept, so I took a photo of the screen. The second photo is the profile I was drawing. the third shot is the outside side of the strip. Will the bubbles keep the window from going down far enough to lock? ... (cont.)

Hello, We have Kolbe and KVW windows in our house, which was built in 2000. The weather stripping on basically all of the windows is shot. I'm hoping you can tell me what I need to replace the weather stripping for these particular windows. Correct me if I'm wrong! I've also attached photos of the b ... (cont.)

Hi, I am looking for a replacement bubble seal for my Moss windows and have provided several pics of it since I cannot seem to find it on your site. Please provide your recommendation for replacement. Thanks!

The piece is missing the rubber piece, I just need to know what piece to order

Please review my attached photos to see if you agree that I need Product 58-183 - 3/16" T-slot offset hollow foam seal 3/8" bubble weatherstrip. I was able to photograph a piece from a protected window but the exposed/exterior windows have the same stripping, they're just crumbling to the touch. ... (cont.)

I took picture I only hope they are good enough. measurements are 3/8" on foam roll and 3/16' on slotted piece please if you have further questions John K. Thank You

Hello, I'm looking to replace my weatherstripping. I have both a bubble and pile. Pile is 3/16" x 1/4" 58-127 (?) Bubble is 3/16" x .187" I'm not sure if I need 58-182 or 58-183. I've attached photos, if you can take a look at it and let me know what product I need. Thanks, Ari

I think these windows were the BLue Chip Belmont, installed in the 1980s. The stripping helps keep the rain outside.

Single hung vinyl windows about 15 years old. The weather strip is 32 1/2 inches long and simply slides into a grove on the bottom part of the window sash. Please advise if you sell a replacement. Thanks.

I am trying to obtain replacement balance shoes for several windows. I am having difficulty determining which parts are required due to many factors. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Hello I'm looking for some weatherstrip for some old windows. If we could find one that will fit, I have a community that needs them and we are looking at 200 units. Hopefully you can't help me.

Hi, So I took a few pix of the weather-stripping I need to replace on my windows. After scouring the web I think your website has what I need & it appears to be the closest match to what I have. So my weather-stripping is worn-out about 9 years old so my dimensions are not an exact match but I t ... (cont.)

I believe my window weatherseal is .187 foam filled bulb. The bulb is 5/16" or .3125 when I compress it a bit. The T is 3/16" or .1875. The windows were originally mfr'd by MI Windows and Doors I've attached pictures and want to be sure this matches to your .187 T-Slot Foam Filled B ... (cont.)

This is an offset track style bubble seal in brown for what I believe is a Jeld-Wen horizontal sliding window (circa 2003) installed in a South Florida condo