New (5) from $5.02 Ships from and sold by Gatzies. See more product details Prime-Line Products T 8681 Storm Door Bottom Sweep, Gray Vinyl Prime-Line Products T 8680 Storm Door Bottom Sweep, 1/2-Inch T Style, 37-Inch, Gray Vinyl Thermwell Y3750 1/2-Inch x 37-Inch Vinyl "Y" Shaped Storm Door Bottom Replacement Insert For… FREE Shipping on orders over . Compare to Similar Items Thermwell Y3750 1/2-Inch x 37-Inch Vinyl "Y" Shaped Storm Door Bottom Replacement Insert For Aluminum Storm Doors, Gray Frost King SDB36WH Adjustable Door Bottom For Storm Doors, 1 To 1-1/2In Wide x 36In Long, White Frost King T3750 T-Shape - 1/2" Tall x 37" Long Vinyl Storm Door Bottom Seal Replacement This storm door bottom sweep is constructed from gray vinyl. It is used as a bottom seal on storm doors. This type of bottom sweep helps prevent air infiltration. 36 x 0.5 x 0.1 inches Goods are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year. In no case is Prime-Line responsible for user related damage or damage incurred during installation.
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Featuring refined sightlines, minimalist hardware and modern finishes, our contemporary patio doors provide the ultimate view – offering expansive glass without compromising on energy efficiency. Designer Series wood patio doors come with optional triple-pane glass and feature removable between-the-glass blinds, shades and grilles to provide more decorative options and superior energy efficiency. Pella 450 Series wood patio doors offer you our most popular features and options at a competitive price. Choose the natural beauty of wood with aluminum-clad exteriors. Pella's fiberglass patio doors are designed to offer exceptional energy efficiency with low-maintenance exteriors and superior durability that can withstand extreme heat and subzero cold. Pella's most energy-efficient collection of patio doors. Pella 350 Series patio doors offer optional triple-pane glass and blinds-, shades-, and grilles-between-the-glass, providing exceptional style and performance.
Choose the energy efficiency of Pella's vinyl at a competitive price with Encompass by Pella patio doors. Featuring low-maintenance and high-grade vinyl frames, these patio doors look great for years. Looking for Aluminum Entrances? Learn about EFCO products. Matching a specific style? Your Pella Rep can helpStorm Door Serial Number Lookup The "Storm Door Serial Number Lookup" feature allows you to easily find information on replacement, repair, identification and more, all specific to your storm door model and Series. How to Find Your Storm Door Serial Number To find information on your storm door, please locate your storm door Serial Number. The Serial Number is located on a factory-applied label and is visible when the storm door is open (see image to the right). Please enter your Serial Number below and press Submit. If you cannot find your Serial Number, you can still identify your product to locate information. Please visit the Help Center for assistance identifying your storm door.
Replacement parts for your Andersen® or EMCO® storm door are available for purchase online through the Storm Door Online Parts Store. If you have your storm door Serial Number, you can use it to quickly and easily locate replacement parts specific to your storm door. For service or support on products you already own - including parts and warranty questions - call 1-844-332-8206 during the following hours:Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:30 pm CSTSaturday and Sunday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm CSTWhat causes windows to fog? Many factors may contribute to a foggy window. For starters, it’s essential to first understand where the fog is occurring: on the outside or exterior of the window, on the inside or roomside surfaces, or in between the panes of glass. Exterior condensation on windows occurs when the temperature inside the home falls well below that outside, like on a hot humid day. When dramatic differences in interior and exterior temperatures and humidity levels occur, moisture condensation can build up on the coldest surface—the glass.
It’s the same phenomenon that causes a cold glass of your favorite beverage to sweat on a sizzling summer day. Likewise, when interior humidity is high, as temperatures drop outdoors, condensation can occur on interior glass surfaces. To protect your investment in your home and home furnishings, reduce interior moisture to help alleviate interior glass condensation. See Pella’s Understanding Condensation fact sheet at: Moisture and condensation between panes of insulating glass can occur when the seal between the panes of glass fails. This typically occurs in older windows or doors where the seal has failed and allows moisture to leak in. It’s not uncommon to walk into older homes and see windows on the sunny side of the home with a glass seal failure that allows condensation and fogging between the panes. This same fogging can occur on any side of the home, but tends to be more prevalent on the sunny sides because the additional heat from the sun tends to accelerate the seal failure.
Also, with the sun shining through the glass, the fogging can be more visible and readily apparent. A technical explanation of moisture between the panes of glass is well put by Pella engineer, Joe Hayden: “Today’s insulating glass windows are sealed with improved materials and technology, and also contain inert gasses like argon between the panes. Further, an extremely thin silver oxide coating is applied to the inside face of the outside pane. This low emissivity, or “low-E”, coating acts as a reflector for - generating infrared rays from the sun. Using low-E glass is generally considered the minimum necessary for comfort and energy savings during heating and cooling seasons. Eventually, fogging will develop between the panes of any insulating glass product. Given enough time, the seals between the panes will break down and allow moisture to enter. The desiccant material will attract and hold as much moisture as it is capable of, but will eventually become saturated.
When that happens, fogging will occur. Exactly how long this will take is dependent on the actual environmental conditions, the sealing and desiccant materials used, the design of the insulating glass, the overall design of the window, and a host of other factors too numerous to mention here. But simply stated, nothing lasts forever.” “Choosing and investing in a glass system that meets your needs is an important decision in buying new or replacing old windows,” said Pella glass expert Dave Modtland. “Quality windows and doors that include insulating glass can lower energy bills, reduce fading damage to interior fabrics and provide a more comfortable home.” Choose window and door manufacturers that test products for moisture infiltration In state-of-the-art product-testing facilities, Pella tests the components of its windows and patio doors under the harshest conditions—the burning rays of the sun, salt air, acid rain, excessive humidity, extreme heat and cold, high wind and driving rain.
And Pella tests for air and water infiltration during the manufacturing process. These stringent measures help ensure that Pella windows and patio doors will perform for years. Check for third-party validation that the window meets the high standards of outside sources like the recognized gold standard ENERGY STAR® label or certification from the Window and Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) which sponsors a Hallmark Certification Program. Considered a mark of excellence, WDMA Hallmark indicates that the manufacturer participates in periodic in-plant inspections by a third party administrator. The inspections include auditing manufacturer quality control processes, and a review to check that products are manufactured in accordance with the appropriate WDMA and other performance standards. Choose the right glass for your region/climate The better your window glass insulates, the more comfortable your interior room will feel. Climate affects which glass you should choose for a window or door, and exposure to the sun, noise, window placement, altitude and size should also be considered.