DGSL Garage Door Seals Bottom Rubber Weather Stripping Kit Seal Strip Replacement,Universal Weatherproof Threshold Buffering Sealing Rubber 5/16 inch T Ends, 3 3/4 Inch Width (10 Ft, Black)
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Monday, Jun 23
Size: 10 Ft
Color: Black
Features
- New design:Universal garage door weatherproofing sealing Weatherstrip, U shape +O ring combination, heavy duty weatherproof parts with T-Channel Ends Style 5/16 Inches, 3 3/4 inches Width
- STABLE and Long-lasting:Made with flexible waterproof rubber. Long-lasting material, could work for a long time. Stays good from 40 to 140
- SEAL DUSTPROOF INSULATION:The Garage door weatherproofing universal sealing strip, heavy duty weatherproof parts, With 7 insulation round layers, it could reduce sound up to 5 times. Seal your interior and exterior door, keep your garage warm
- EASY TO INSTALL:Replace the other old bottom weatherstripping. No screw or nail needed to install this garage door sealer kit
- FLEXIBLE ADJUSTMENT:You could cut this strip to adapt your floor threshold according to your need
Brand: DGSL
Material: Rubber
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 120"L x 3.75"W
Item Thickness: 2 Millimeters
Item Thickness: 2 Millimeters
Item Dimensions L x W: 120"L x 3.75"W
Color: Black
Material Type: Rubber
Recommended Uses For Product: Door
Manufacturer: DGSL
Brand: DGSL
UPC: 015646221733
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Size: 20 Ft
Color: Black
Review date: August, 20, 2023 - Other reviews mentioned things such as this being a flimsy product and easy to rip or tear it even by hand, and about it being difficult to install. I found neither of those things to be true with the product I received. It was exactly as advertised and pictured. The rubber is heavy duty, supple, easy to work with, and feels durable for the long term. I tried to tear it by hand (as shown in one review with a video) and I couldn't begin to tear it. The quality seems plenty good to last for many years, even here in Wisconsin where we have temperatures as high as 100F above zero in the summer to as low as 35F below zero in the winter. Still other reviewers mentioned that it was difficult to install and that they had a lot of problems. I ordered a 20-foot piece of this product to use on a pair of 9-foot-wide garage doors. I pulled out the old door seals which had seen many, many better days and were in terrible shape, brittle, broken, flattened, missing big chunks, and being at least 25 years old, origin unknown. I then used a broom to sweep the dirt and cobwebs off the bottom of the doors that had been hidden under the old seals. Then, I lubed the T-slots that this product slides into, all the way across the door using a product I had on hand called Fluid Film spray (great, useful product in its own right and available here on Amazon). I was able to replace the seals on both doors in about 30 minutes by myself, including gathering materials before and cleanup after. With one hand, I formed the new seal into a cup-shape (it ships flat and rolled up) and fed it into the door seal mounting slots, and with the other hand I pushed it along the bottom of the door until it reached the other side. I did it all while standing in one spot at one end of the door, and did not utter one cuss word the whole time. Then I used a good shop scissors I have to cut off at the proper length. Easy-peasy! The process of feeding the new seal through the slots took less than five minutes per door. Because of some of the reviews that said installation could be a headache and took them a long, frustrating time, I almost didn't do it today because it was a bit hot outside and I didn't want to get into problems in the heat. But on the spur of the moment this morning I decided to do the installation and it went great. I couldn't have asked for better if I had designed the garage doors and the seal myself. If I notice any undue or early wear on this product that shouldn't be happening I will come back to update this review, but thus far I'm very happy with the product, the installation and how much better the new seals look from both inside and outside of the garage. Much less light comes through compared to the old, worn-out seals, which means more of old man winter will stay outside where he belongs, and we heat our garage to about 60F in the winter, so that is a good thing. TL/DR : Great product. Heavy-duty, easy to work with, easy install went great, and I'm a happy customer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by LeaveMeBe
Size: 16 Ft
Color: Black
laid it out in the sun for about 15 minutes unrolled before installing per recommendation from another review. This helped a lot with it being flat and going easily into the grooves. We added a WD-40 along the track first to allow to slide easier. One person stayed at the edge and guided to make sure it stayed in between the grooves and the other person pulled it along the track. Whole thing probably took 30 minutes total. Worked great and no light when the garage door is closed anymore!! good seal!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by Lauren Batman
Size: 10 Ft
Color: Black
Not the easiest to install. Need 2 people to keep it from pulling back out. High quality, nice thick rubber.
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024 by Scott Cannon
Size: 16 Ft
Color: Black
These garage door weather seals are very well made of thick durable rubber which creates a very tight seal between the garage door and floor. Easy to install with a little WD-40 to lubricate the track. Would definitely buy again. Timely delivery and secure packaging.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Charles A. Taylor
Size: 16 Ft
Color: Black
I purchased this to replace the old and shrunken seal that came on the door. It comes rolled up so unroll it and let it flatten out a few hours before installation. It says to insert the two edges into the channel at the bottom of the door and slide it across. To aid in this endeavor, I cleaned the track and sprayed a liberal amount of silicone into the track. Trying to get the two flat edges started was challenging to say in the least, and one started, trying to feed it into the track is a two to three person job. My wife helped me and we could only get about 3 feet fed into the track before it started to bind and the flat piece would pop out of the track. The seal is also heavy (which is good as it is higher quality) which also made it hard to hold up and feed into the track. Finally, we gave up and just fed on of the edges into the bracket and fed it successfully across the entire door. I was then able to take the other edge, insert the one side at an angle into the groove in the bracket, and use a wide flat blade screw driver to push the other edge up into the groove of the bracket. It went rather well doing it this was and was much less frustrating compared to trying and failing to insert it as directed. I closed the door by hand and it tightly seals the bottom of the door. I did have to adjust the garage door opener since the door doesn't go down as far as it did with the wimpy thin old seal. But that took about a minute of adjusting to get it to seal perfectly. I am really please how well it seals and will now buy another to replace the seal on my other garage that has an unlevel cracked concrete floor. I can see if you have a dirt or gravel floor where this is a must have seal. As you can tell, after getting over the initial installation frustration, I am very pleased with the quality and function of the seal.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Dakota Dave Dakota Dave
Size: 20 Ft
Color: Black
The gasket was easily installed and sealed our garage door as anticipated. Arrived only a few days after ordered which is a plus. Price was good and the availability of appropriate lengths a plus. As our garage door was longer than the 16 foot length.
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 by John
Size: 20 Ft
Color: Black
The seal is high quality and fit perfectly on my garage door. Putting it on was a little tricky by myself, but I figured out a good method. I sprayed the seal and the garage door attachment bracket with soapy water with a little KY. I then fed the seal through, which was easy at first, but about 1/4 of the way, it started to get tough. At about halfway, it was no longer budging. I got a cheap small plastic Harbor Freight clamp (the kind with the squeeze trigger) and clamped it to the top of the seal about 6" from the end. I then first pushed as much of the seal onto the garage door as I could and pulled the clamp towards the other side of the door to get the seal to move forward. Kind of a push and stretch maneuver. Sure enough, the seal would move a few inches at a time until I finally reached the end. It took quite a while, but it did work.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by Mike