1 in. x 81 in. White Vinyl-Clad Replacement Weatherstrip
- Made to replace worn-out weatherstrips
- Forms a tight seal in door jamb
- Lasting protection from moisture, drafts and particulate
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Price:
$458
Product Overview
The MD Building Products 1 in. x 81 in. Vinyl-Clad Replacement Weatherstrip is designed to replace most styles of weather-stripping that are factory installed. This compression strip installs in a slot in the door jamb conforming to irregularities and forming a weather-tight seal. Protect your home from the elements in all seasons.
- Installs in slot in door jamb
- Replaces worn weatherstrip on doors
- Vinyl-clad foam compresses against door to form a weather-tight seal
- All-season protection against drafts, moisture, dust and insects
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Product Overview
- Made to replace worn-out weatherstrips
- Forms a tight seal in door jamb
- Lasting protection from moisture, drafts and particulate
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
1 in
Product Height (in.)
81 in
Product Length (in.)
0.5 in
Product Width (in.)
1
Details
Builders Hardware Product Type
Door Threshold
Color Family
Whites
Color/Finish
White
Commercial / Residential
Commercial / Residential
Fixed or Adjustable
Adjustable
Material
Other
Returnable
180-Day
Threshold Shape
Adjustable
Threshold Style
Standard
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
No
Questions & Answers
14Questions18Answers
If this is 81", does that mean I need 2.5 strips to seal all 3 sides of the door jamb?
Asked by JI January 27, 20211
AnswerYes. (depending on the door size) you will probably need a full piece for each side and a partial for the top (so, 3-pieces total). I hope this helps!
available in black?
Asked by rogeregor December 16, 20201
AnswerThis product is only available in white and brown
i have an old 1908 edwardian house with a door that has a curved top - like a half dome - will th...
Asked by fangirl September 24, 20202
AnswersIf you have to curve it, I would think the rubber not vinyl would work better. The vinyl I just installed would have been hard to curve.
I need to order this item (15 pieces) in white at 96 inches.
Asked by Joe July 20, 20201
AnswerThis is currently unavailable in 96" to special order.
Is this available in smaller width?
Asked by Jim June 28, 20201
AnswerUnfortunately it is not.
How big of a gap does this fill?
Asked by HelpMe May 5, 20192
AnswersIt can only be used to replace the one that came out of the door with the same profile
How do I remove old and replace?
Asked by Joe March 7, 20192
AnswersYou can simply pull the old one out place the new one in the same orientation in the slot in the door jamb and cut it to length when you're finished
What is a good way to make a groove at the door for this type weatherstrip if do not currently ha...
Asked by Ken September 13, 20182
AnswersMy front door did not have grooves. I had help with that one. We placed it backwards, with the part that would fit in the grooves flat against the jam, and used a battery nail gun to shoot small staples onto the black part. When the door shuts, the soft part seals the door. The back door had grooves and easy to do.
Is this weatherstrip installed by a vinyl strip or screws?
Asked by Jackie April 27, 20184
AnswersThere should be a groove in your door jam, the old weatherstrip was in. This piece slides into that groove, no screws..
I am a DS at 3026 one of my customer is looking for 10 foot pcs about 100 ft total
Asked by Henry May 16, 20172
AnswersIt works just fine.
Customer Reviews
Aug 19, 2020
After our inside/outside cat destroyed the existing weatherstrip, we purchased this (and a screen...
After our inside/outside cat destroyed the existing weatherstrip, we purchased this (and a screen door) to keep the cold air our and the cat from destroying the new weatherstip. Installation was simple as it was the same size and kind as the previous one. It fit right into the slot in the door trim and it seals the door really well.
by Roadrunner
Mar 13, 2020
Easy to install and works great as a replacement or new draft strip
This is a great solution to either replace an existing or add a new draft seal to an exterior door. It is easy to push fit by hand into an existing draft seal channel.
Our wooden patio door had seen better days and was beginning to rot at the bottom and my wife found a pair of used patio doors that were for sale locally from a home remodel. Unfortunately they didn’t come with the door frame so after removing the old patio door, I had to make a new door frame from 5”x1” (door jamb) and 2” x 1” (door stop) lumber.
In order to fit the seal in my new door frame, I made a 1/8” wide, 3/8” deep cut along the full length of one corner of the door stop with my table saw. I then attached the stops to the door jamb about 3/8” away from the edge of the door when it was in its closed position. This allowed sufficient space for the seal to be compressed when the doors are closed.
I cut the door seal to length with a craft knife and then simply pressed it onto the 1/8” wide slot by hand. It stayed put without the need for any glue. Where the top and sides of the seal met, I used a butt joint instead of a 45 degree mitered joint and this seems to work fine.
by LosRubios
Jan 15, 2021
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