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Therma-Tru Compression White Kerf Weather Stripping Seal for Complete Double Door (4 Pieces)

Therma-Tru Compression White Kerf Weather Stripping Seal for Complete Double Door

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Therma Tru Compression White Kerf Weather Stripping Seal for a Complete Double Door

Product Features

Kerf-applied to fit securely into the top and sides of the jamb; removable for finishing.
Resilient design compresses when closed and springs back when open for long-lasting sealing power.
Flexible, foam-filled material holds its shape over time, protected by a durable jacket to resist moisture and wear

Classic Craft Doors (Flat Square Edge) Include

*(1) 81" or 96" Medium reach lock side seal

*(2) 81" or 96" Medium reach hinge side seal

*(1) 81" or 96" Medium reach head seal

Smooth Star Fiber-Classic and Steel Doors (Bull Nose Edge) Include

*(1) 81" or 96" Long reach lock side seal

*(2) 81" or 96" Medium reach hinge side seal

*(1) 81" or 96" Long reach head seal

Installation Video: https://outdoorsandsecurity.widen.net/s/tchbghfpmq/12_therma-tru_weatherstrip-trim-and-corner-seal-pad_2019

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Works and Easy

Reinstalled my front door seals with Therma-Tru and surprised how well it fit. Measure carefully to account for the saddle and how doors swing open/close to ensure gaps are sealed. It is easily cut and easy to insert seal. Compression is just right so doors fit snugly onto the door seals. Fast delivery and good advice from salesperson on phone.

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Reviewed by: Bob from NJ. on 11/28/2017

The compression seals work great. They are wide enough to fill the gaps caused by a poorly constructed door frame. I would highly recommend them for doors where the standard seals are just not wide enough to close all the air gaps.

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Reviewed by: Jeff Thomas from Fredericksburg. on 10/29/2021