New (3) from $17.09 WJ Dennis & Company 417PL Self-Adhesive Pile Weatherstrip, 1/4-Inch x 3/16-Inch x 17-Foot, GreyDetailsM-D Building Products 5090 Triple Fin Door Sweep DV-1, 36-Inch, Silver Add-on ItemFREE Shipping on orders over . DetailsDuck Brand 282433 Heavy-Duty Self Adhesive Rubber Weatherstrip Seal for Large Gap, 3/8-Inch x 1/4… Add-on ItemFREE Shipping on orders over . This self-adhesive pile weatherstrip is is especially good to replace worn pile on sliding doors and windows. Provides all season protection against , moisture, drafts, dust and insects. WJ Dennis weather proofing solutions help save up to 20% on your home energy cost. Our Window and Door Weatherstrip Line offers you a variety of Polypropylene and Vinyl Seals, as well as Pile and Felt Weatherstripping. We also offer Rope Caulk and a variety of Tapes, including Clear Weather Seal, Emergency and Cloth Tapes. These WJ Dennis weatherstrip solutions will provide you with simple, easy aids to fix everyday household problems and insulate your home against drafts, rain, dust, insects, light noise and moisture.
Part of the WJ Dennis & Company family of brands. 1.6 x 7.6 x 8.4 inches 1/4" x 3/16" x 17' 417PL Self-Adhesive Pile Weatherstrip, 1/4-Inch x 3/16-Inch x 17-Foot, Grey 4.4 out of 5 stars #16,341 in Home Improvements (See top 100) #26 in Home Improvement > Building Supplies > HVAC > Weatherproofing > Window Insulation Kits #67 in Home Improvement > Hardware > Window Hardware 1.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service. 5 star73%4 star13%3 star9%2 star5%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsUsed for front door surroundThis company solved my old patio door problem!!
Works Great, adhesive could be betterGood for repairsBetter than the rubber alternative that simply sticks to the ... M-D Building Products 04267 17-Feet Storm Door and Window Replacement Weather-strip M-D Building Products 2758 High Density Foam Tape, 1/4-by-1/2-Inch-by-17 feet, Closed Cell, White Prime-Line Products T 8754 Self-Adhesive Pile Weatherstrip for Windows & Doors, 18 ft., Grey, Owens Corning See and discover other items: door insulation, door seal, hvac toolSome of the sliding glass door weatherstripping is exposed to the elements more than others, requiring more frequent replacement. The weatherstripping around your sliding glass door tends to wear out over time and needs replacing periodically. However, the door needs more than one type of weatherstripping to properly seal the opening. Instead of replacing all the weatherstripping in your door -- which tend to wear out at different rates -- find the source of drafts and buy the right weatherstripping for the area that you need to reseal.
Determine which weatherstripping you need to replace. Look at the weatherstripping along the sides of the sliding section of door -- where it meets the door frame, as well as the bottom of the door and the joint where the sliding door meets the stationary door section. Check for broken or cracked weatherstripping. Close the door and move a lit candle along the edges, looking for areas where the flame dances wildly. This shows you where most of the draft is coming in. Buy a pile weatherstrip if drafts are coming in between the doors when the door sections are closed. This weatherstripping is sometimes call fin or brush weatherstripping. It has a plastic or rubber fin surrounding by a brush-like pile that moves with the door as you slide it open and closed. It helps keep air from escaping from the gap between the doors. Find tubular rubber or vinyl weatherstripping to seal the door at the jamb. This weatherstripping compresses when the door pushes against it, forming a tight seal. Measure the size of the existing weatherstripping to ensure you buy one that will fit the size of your door frame.
Test a small piece first to make sure the door still closes and latches properly; if you buy weatherstripping that is too firm or too thick, it could keep the door from reaching the latch. This type of weatherstripping can last up to five years. Purchase foam weatherstripping the same width as the edge of your door. Install it instead of the tubular strips if you have a narrow gap to seal. This is thinner than the tubular strips, and it's often self-adhesive, making it simple to install. However, it doesn't typically last as long as the tubular rubber or vinyl. This type of weatherstripping often needs replacing every other year. Things You Will Need Candle Lighter Pile weatherstripping Tubular weatherstripping Foam weatherstripping References California Energy Commission: WeatherstrippingU.S. Department of Energy: WeatherstrippingAce Hardware: Weatherproofing Your Home Photo Credits Jupiterimages/BananaStock/Getty Images Suggest a Correction Model # T 8658 18 ft. Storm Door and Window Weatherstrip
This storm door weatherstrip comes in a gray color. It features a water resistant design with a width of 3/16 in. and 18 ft. length. This weatherstrip can be used on both storm doors and windows. Water resistant gray color pile Can be used on both storm doors and windows Thank you for your recent inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products. Kindly see attached drawing... pile height for this item measures 5/32 inch. Will this work for sliding glass doors? It is possible this item may work for your sliding glass door, you may first want to confirm the dimensions and if it will slide/insert into a track of your door panels. You may also consider the T-8722 weatherstrip which is manufactured with an adhesive backing. it is noted that the product width is described as being 3/16" wide but in answers to previous questions it is stated as being 1/8" wide? Thank you for your inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products. The base of this item measures 3/16 inches wide.
Note: This product now has a zipper-back style design for easy install. Artwork will be revised to reflect recent design change. For additional questions regarding this item, or any other product manufactured by Prime-Line Products, please call their toll free number at (877) 649-9740, or contact them by email at info@primeline.net does this need to be glued? is it made to just slide into the channel of a window frame? You could do both it deepens where are u using it, I have a brand new window and buy the closing of my window i feel it was some air draft so i want them to be like custom made so i end up taking the window out place it on a table glue it buy the edge with( cement) glue look like nail polish with the brush easy to use at home depot so when u put the window back it will never shaw is this a self adhesive strip or does it need to be glued no it does not have adhesive it should fit into a tract What is the difference between the T 8658 and T 8659?