Questions and Answers for ProSeal 20 ft. Nail-On Garage Door Bottom Seal

A:  United States of America

A:  This product is manufactured in USA.

A:  China...

A:  The material is about 3/16" thick. You can always adjust your garage door closure height.

A:  The material is approximately 1/16" thick, so it will not interfere with the garage door closing.

A:  It will work as long as you nail it higher on the inside of the door allowing just enough to seal.

A:  1.25" +/-

A:  About a inch and a half or the same as the edge of a 2x4.

A:  It is 1" wide.

A:  Yes. Use a wide flat head screw or add a washer to give you more contact surface.

A:  No, but they make numerous ones that are made for metal doors.

A:  Yes, I used Everbilt Self-Drill Hex Head Screws #12 x 1" and my Hitachi drill motor w/ socket attachment.

A:  We manufacture a garage door bottom seal kit that will work for your door. Just search "ProSeal garage door bottom seal kit" on HomeDepot.com and it will come up.

A:  Yes, it will work. I would recommend that you use a flat washer and pan head sheet metal screw. Then don't tighten too tight.

A:  Good question... it will depend on how your door touches the ground. if the contact surface is flat, then no problem using this strip.

A:  Our 20' Nail-On Garage Door Seal will work on your garage door.

A:  You will have a 1/2" of excess material to deal with. It will work but will not look great. This is a nail on strip so you can adjust that excess to be either all on the inside of the garage or 1/4" evenly protruding on the outside and inside of the door.

A:  Yes, you can use a wider seal but you may need to perform some trimming or cuts to get the fit you desire.

A:  Just a little over 3" wide if you press it flat.

A:  2.5"

A:  The bottom seal overall width is 2.75" outside to outside edge. The effective sealing width is 1.5" after attachment. The door width was 9 LF.

A:  Yes

A:  The longer edge is 1 1/4". It depends upon where the gap is located as to if the seal will cover it.

A:  A 2" gap is a stretch for this product. I would say from a 0.25" to a 1.5" gap would be more suitable for this type of strip to have a good ground contact.

A:  No

A:  No, it does not protrude downward 2".