M-D Building Products 91850 All Season Door Jamb Kit for Doors up to 36in x 84in (White) | Compression Weatherstrip with Aluminum Stop Door Jamb Kit with Screws
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Color: White
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- ALL SEASON PROTECTION - Don't let rain, snow, draft, moisture or pests ruin your good day. This highly durable door jamb kit offers uncompromising protection for your home in extreme weather and beyond!
- COMPRESSION CONFORMING DESIGN - Our unique compression weatherstrip molds to irregularities and gaps between doors up to 36 inches wide and 84in . Don't worry about a loose fit, our product works with wood and aluminum doors alike.
- FASTENERS INCLUDED - Our product comes complete with fasteners so you can instantly start installation without needing extra pieces or parts. It's an easy install that even the most novice DIYer can tackle!
- DOOR JAMB KIT EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR Ideal for doorways facing all types of climates. Whether you're looking to replace old seals or upgrade storm windows, this is the perfect choice for reliable performance and lasting durability.
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Brand: M-D Building Products
Material: Aluminum
Color: White
Product Dimensions: 84"L x 1.75"W
Item Thickness: 0.25 Inches
Brand Name: M-D Building Products
UPC: 043374918502
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
Manufacturer: M-D Building Products
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Number: 91850
Manufacturer Part Number: 91850
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty
Item Weight: 1.5 Pounds
Item Type Name: White Aluminum and Vinyl-coated Foam Heavy-duty Screw-on Top and Sides Door Seal Kit
Included Components: 3 Aluminum and Vinyl Door Seals
Item Dimensions L x W: 84"L x 1.75"W
Item Thickness: 0.25 Inches
Material Type: Aluminum
Color: White
Recommended Uses For Product: door
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Color: White
I recently purchased this white aluminum & vinyl weatherstripping to put around my front door of my house. I have an older home, and my front door isn't quite square with the door frame leaving me with odd gaps all the way around. The stick on foam wouldn't work for my application, and never seems to last very long. Lowes only had the rubber style door jamb weather stripping kits, which are too stiff to really get a good seal (in my own opinion.) After doing some researching, I decided this kit with it's soft, v shaped vinyl weatherstripping would work perfect for my application. The product arrived pretty well packaged, and in perfect condition. On the backside of the aluminum, some of the powder coating had rubbed and scratched the 84 inch pieces, but being on the back you'd never see it anyways. One thing you'd definitely want to make sure of before trying to install this would be to make sure you've got about 2 inches of flat surface to mount this on. The reason I say two, is in case your door is warped or isn't hung completely straight (as was my case). I found the easiest way to cut the weatherstrip to the proper length was to use my hack saw. It only took about 2 minutes to cut each piece and it cut very cleanly for me. Once through the aluminum, I cut the vinyl coated foam with a sharp pair of scissors. I used two different methods when installing this weatherstripping. I found that laying the bend of the weatherstripping against the door flat, then rolling the aluminum back against the jam was the easiest way to compress the weatherstripping without pushing out the door. You want the weatherstripping to compress when the door closes, but you don't want it to be so tight that you can't open or close the door. Using this method, I was able to get my first pilot hole drilled and a screw in to hold the top in place. I then went one screw at a time down the door, being careful to make sure that I wasn't pushing too hard against the door, but that the weatherstripping was getting good compression so it sealed the gap. I found this method to be more accurate for drilling my pilot holes as well, because trying to hold a 78 inch long piece perfectly compressed against the door by yourself is next to impossible when you're trying to mark for pilot holes. I found that one hole and screw at a time worked best for me. I put all of the screws in by hand, rather than using a drill. I did this to avoid the possibility of stripping or breaking the screws. I'm very impressed with the quality of the product and ease of installation. I've installed the type that has the rubber bumper that goes against the door, but it is far too difficult to work with because of how stiff the rubber is. The vinyl was so much easier to work with, and it instantly stopped my drafts. It also helped to reduce some of the outside noise. Overall, I'm very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone who's needing to weather seal a door. Absolutely wonderful product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2012 by Mark D. Lingenfelter
Color: Bronze
Someone once erroneously pointed out that most of my reviews are 5 stars. Well, there's a reason for that. I usually don't write up a review unless it's really great or truly bad. This product, however, is one I am really excited about. I saw some creases between my door jamb and the door and after some research, I bought this product because of all the rave reviews. I am totally satisfied with it. Pros: 1. Easy to install Well, the hardest part was cutting the metal(aluminum) to fit the door. I had to go to Lowes to find the right tool for it because none of my ordinary tools would suffice. Lowes was great enough to cut it for me for free. After that, all I had to do was close the door and slightly push the weather stripping against the door and screw them in to the jamb. 2. Effective Now, the immediate area has become much warmer thanks to the lack of cold air coming in. I can really feel the difference. It also looks great! Con: There's really none that I can think of ... oh... getting it cut, perhaps? You won't regret the purchase. I'm just glad I got it done before the cold winter settled in.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2015 by Yuniverse
Color: Bronze
The weather stripping worked great, as promised. easy to install, all the hardware came with it. Better then any Lowes or Home Depot product. the reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because it arrived bent. It comes in 2 piece 8foot sections. Which is hard to ship. For the price it should be packaged better. I straightened it , so it worked out. I live in area which gets snow and have always had a problem with that outside door. best fit, best seal to date.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2013 by robert guerrero
Color: White
I looked all over for this type of item; looked at local hardware stores, big-box stores, etc... and Amazon was the only place I could find this. I have a 1939 Cape Cod house in MN. The front door faces Northwest; and in the winter, this is where all of our weather comes from. Prior to putting up this weatherstripping around the doorframe, the front door was fairly drafty. I can say with confidence now, after putting up the stripping that it is sealed tight!!! This is a great product and quite easy for even the most novice DIY'er to install. Just measure, cut the stripping to size and then screw it in around the frame. I am sure that I have saved on heating and cooling bills after having installed this over a year ago. It is holding up quite nicely. Very good product that I would recommend for any home to stop drafts around any door. It only took me, maybe an hour to install this around 2 doors and I'd consider myself to be a fairly novice DIY'er.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2014 by chadwick007
Color: Bronze
Great product! I used these on my front and back doors, both of which access directly to the elements. The door frames on the house have warped a bit since it was built in 1996. I tried 3 other types of weather stripping. One was a similar design, compressing bulb seal type, bought at Lowe's/Home Depot. The quality of these was poor. They did not compress well, and the rubber stripping came out of the track within days of installation. The second was the foam impregnated vinyl, also compressible, and fit into the kerf cut of the door jamb. The warping of the door frames did not allow a good seal with this type. I also tried the magnetic seal type, since my doors were metal. Again, the warped frames did not allow for a good seal. These were fantastic compared to what I had tried -- they overcame the warped frame and are compressible, allowing for a tight seal, cutting down on drafts. I highly recommend this type of seal, especially if you have similar larger gaps/warping door frames due to age of home.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2013 by Mike Howerton
Color: Bronze
I initially bought some weather stripping from a local hardware store, but after only a few days, it started to jam the door. It was from Frost King and the seal part was not very flexible at all, which made it difficult to install and create a good seal. It also started to stick to the paint on the door which caused the seal to partially rip out making it impossible to close the door again. So I ripped it all out and decided to look at Amazon for a better design. This product was exactly what I was looking for. The seal is very flexible and is able to compress quite a bit so the installation was a breeze because you didn't have to get it exactly at the right location relative to the door. The seal's outer sheath seems to be made from teflon which prevents it from sticking to the door's paint. The extruded aluminum railing is substantially stiffer than the other product I picked up at the local hardware store. The only negative was that it was slightly bent during shipping since it's so long. It wasn't a big deal since I was able to bend it back enough. It took about 45 minutes to install. Measure, cut rail with hacksaw, debur ends with a metal file, cut seal with scissors, and install using the included screws. My advice is to stay away from the Frost King weather stripping and get this instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2011 by Nhatman
Color: Bronze
This stuff is the answer to all the inferior hardware store products that just aren't compressible enough to work properly. It might be almost twice as expensive, but since it actually works the added cost is pretty much irrelevant. Most of the generic weather stripping available comes with a harder rubber that doesn't compress nearly enough to seal gaps in a door with even a tiny bit of warping and ends up doing absolutely nothing aside from simply making the door hard to close. The M-D compression stripping is similar to what I've seen installed on new doors: curved foam with a vinyl covering that's softer offers a much larger effective compression range. This makes it much easier to install on warped doors as it doesn't have to be screwed in place to the exact millimeter in order to make sure the door closes normally. Also, since it bulges sideways onto the door as it compresses, it offers a much better seal than other products. I can't speak to durability yet, but so far I'm convinced that this is the stuff to get if your door doesn't have built-in channels for the other style of weather stripping.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016 by Mesocyclone
Color: Bronze
Nice product. We purchase 2 and they were easy to install and zero drafts.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by P.Prine