Description
Garage Door Weather Seal T Style
GARAGE DOOR WEATHER SEAL T STYLE
High quality, heavy duty Vinyl Astragal weather stripping.
We carry only the best, heavy duty weather seal, this and ALL our products are MADE IN THE USA
These are robust, work horse vinyl weather seals that are .060 thick.
Ribbed to prevent freezing to the floor.
This is our most commonly used seal for both Residential and Commercial applications.
3″ Wide (LAID FLAT)
1/4″ T Width
.060 Thick
BLACK – Vinyl
All lengths are a minimum of 2″ longer than the listed length for a perfect fit.
Formed into a U shape to slide into the bottom retainer on the door.
MADE IN USA
This 3″ width garage door weather seal is perfect for most applications.
We offer this exact garage door weather seal in a 4″ wide width here – GARAGE DOOR WEATHER SEAL T STYLE 4″ WIDE
We offer this exact garage door weather seal in a 6″ wide width here – GARAGE DOOR WEATHER SEAL T STYLE 6″ WIDE
We also offer this exact garage door weather seal in GRAY here – GARAGE DOOR BOTTOM WEATHER SEAL
We also offer this same style of weather seal in RUBBER here – GARAGE DOOR RUBBER WEATHER STRIPPING
This is by far the most common garage door weather seal in use today, typically a new door will come with 3″ wide weather seal.
When replacing, if your floor is level and free of any imperfections, replace with 3″ or go to a 4″ for an even better seal and a larger contact patch.
6″ wide seal is used in extreme conditions where a 3″ or 4″ wide seal will not address any gaps between the door and the floor.
Very Easy to install
-Remove old weather seal, clean and straighten the bottom retainer if needed.
-Check the ends of the retainer, they may have been pinched at time of original install, open those ends up if needed.
-Spray lubricant into the channels of the retainer, WD 40 or a like product works well. One person guides the seal into the tracks, one person pulls the weather seal.
-Do not stretch the weather seal tight, move it along the bottom of the door until it is not
being stressed or stretched, cut off any excess and lightly crimp the ends of the channel
to hold the garage door bottom weather stripping in place.
In situations where the existing bottom retainer of the door will not accept this type of weather seal and you need or want to use this type of weather seal, simply replace the bottom retainer on the door. We carry a wide variety of garage door retainers for the bottom of the door that will accept this type of weather seal. With the correct retainer and weather seal combination, we can help you seal any door to any floor.
See our garage door retainers here – WEATHER SEAL RETAINER
If you have any questions or need help in determining the correct weather seal, give us a call, email, or better yet, send us photos of the existing weather seal and or job site conditions and we will be glad to help.
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Garage Door Weather Seal T Style
