weather stripping for french doors

A handy person from Nebraska says:
October 25, 2022
The attatched photo shows the stripping I need to replace.
It inserts into the door frame with a plastic ridged strip that is 1/4 inch in width
the the door closes onto the piece that looks like a J. One photo shows it in place and the other shows it in my hand
I need 335 inches of this insertable material and,

THE second material goes along the bottom of the french door frame and sticks to the metal.
it measures 1 inch in height and is 1/2 inch thick. It does not compress, and has 2 layers as you can see in the picture\. I need 165 inches of this.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
October 31, 2022

Hello! I can't quite make out the seal in your first photo. It reminds me a bit of our 58-170B, but this is mostly used for windows, not doors. Look it over and see what you think.

The second seal you have in your third photo appears to match our 58-056E. Review our dimensions for this, as well.

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Profile view and dimensions for 58-170B

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Profile view of 58-056E
Swinging Door Compression Foam Seal
Swinging Door Compression Foam Seal
58-056E
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Foam Filled Weatherseal,12ft
58-170B
$15.97
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