Adhesive Foam Weatherstrip Set (3 pieces)
Set of 3 foam strips with adhesive backing. Enough to cover both sides and the top of a door. Available in 81" and 97" lengths.
Adhesive weatherstrip is perfect for doors that do not have a kerf or slot cut into the jambs. Just peel off the backing and apply directly to door jambs.
This is medium to high reach weatherstrip and is a serious upgrade for doors that need a tighter seal against the elements and pests. A great option if you can see daylight around your door from inside the home or if you can feel a draft, for example on older doors that have settled slightly out of alignment or in cold climates where stripping shrinks over time and the wind blows cold air at the door with force.
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Adhesive Foam Weatherstrip Set (3 pieces)
Set of 3 foam strips with adhesive backing. Enough to cover both sides and the top of a door. Available in 81" and 97" lengths.
Adhesive weatherstrip is perfect for doors that do not have a kerf or slot cut into the jambs. Just peel off the backing and apply directly to door jambs.
This is medium to high reach weatherstrip and is a serious upgrade for doors that need a tighter seal against the elements and pests. A great option if you can see daylight around your door from inside the home or if you can feel a draft, for example on older doors that have settled slightly out of alignment or in cold climates where stripping shrinks over time and the wind blows cold air at the door with force.
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Set of 3 foam strips with adhesive backing. Enough to cover both sides and the top of a door. Available in 81" and 97" lengths.
Adhesive weatherstrip is perfect for doors that do not have a kerf or slot cut into the jambs. Just peel off the backing and apply directly to door jambs.
This is medium to high reach weatherstrip and is a serious upgrade for doors that need a tighter seal against the elements and pests. A great option if you can see daylight around your door from inside the home or if you can feel a draft, for example on older doors that have settled slightly out of alignment or in cold climates where stripping shrinks over time and the wind blows cold air at the door with force.
