Universal Garage Door Threshold Seal Strip, Bottom Weather Stripping Replacement Rubber Waterproof 20 FT Length

Our new house had chronic water infiltration through both our garage doors every time it rained due to the slope of the foundation which is irreparable. This product was referred to me by my contractor and it has solved my problem. It comes coiled but it is flexible enough that it unrolled and sat flat immediately, well, except for maybe the last foot or so but this was long enough that I was able to seal both doors with plenty length to spare. The issue is install. It can go awry pretty quickly once you start adding adhesive so be prepared in advance. Sweep, blow, wipe, power wash and dry the area you're applying. MUST be perfectly clean. Same with the rubber strip. Make sure it's wiped clean. Most adhesive products either don't recommend for use with rubber or don't mention rubber specifically in their substrate materials list. The only one I could find that specially included rubber was FUZE-IT by Liquid Nails Model #LN-2000C. Amazing stuff but more expensive than typical adhesives. Plan for about 3/4 of a tube per garage door. Lay down your strip under the garage door with the tapered facing the exterior. he garage door weather seal should nestle in to the rise of the strip. Leave enough to extend past the ends of the garage door by a few inches. I uses a length of 2x4 to get it straight. Then pencil a line the length of the strip on both sides for reference. Remove the strip and then start squeezing out your adhesive between the pencil lines. From experience a tight zig zag application pattern is best but try to stay a half in or so away from the pencil lines or the adhesive will seep out when you press down the rubber stip. I'll tell you for free, wiping off this adhesive from concrete is messy and almost impossible! Now the strip. FIND A FRIEND. Seriously. SO MUCH EASIER if you have a second person hold the coil of rubber strip and feed it to you as you lay and press it into the adhesive. Otherwise it goes everywhere and gets dirty and dusty, and potentially covered in adhesive. Once it's down go up and down its length pressing firmly everywhere. You especially want complete adhesive contact at the leading edge facing the exterior so after doesn't just get underneath it. Now you want to basically clamp it to the floor to cure. I used the same length of 2x4 lying on the strip lengthwise then put a sheet of plywood over it and spaced out a few 66lb bags of gravel. Closed the door down to the gravel bags and left it until the next day. After that you have to seal the ends. Water will simply travel down the length of the strip and run in to your garage. So grab a tube of exterior caulk and build up wall at either end. This took me two applications to get the desire height as some water still got in water the first try. With the second application I built up the height to the same max height of the rubber bump strip and ran a bead of caulk all the way out along the frame of the garage door opening. NO WATER. It has stormed a couple times since install and I'm happy to report I now have no water in my garage. FYI. I did one garage door per day so I could just reuse the installation materials on the second door. I applied all the knowledge I learned installing the first door, which I just shared with you, uninstalling the second it is much tidier. Good luck. Tedious but worth it!

Prodotto di qualità arrivato secondo i tempi stabiliti.Voglio precisare che la soglia è lunga esattamente 20 piedi, cioè 6 metri.Nella descrizione del prodotto c'è scritto che la striscia è lunga 20 metri: è falso!

シャッターの下のコンリートが平らではなく、左右に隙間ができます。夏場には使わない融雪ホースを置いてみていましたが、こういう専用商品があると知り買ってみました。まさしく融雪ホースに似た形状でしたが、山のラインがなだらかな面と急な面とがあり、底面が広いので、貼り付けなくても落ち着いてくれています。2枚シャッターのため、中央の柱をよけるようにカッターで切って凹みを作りました。融雪ホースよりフィットさせることができました。シャッター自体にゴムをつけることも考えましたが、工務店さんがシャッターの重さを計算して上がりやすく調節していると言っていたので、あまりいろいろくっけるのも良くないかと考えました。シャッターにはホームセンターで見つけたテープのような軽い隙間塞ぎを貼り付け、下にこちらの商品を置いて、いい感じです。

I was tempted to purchase a cheaper product - but glad I didn't. This product is good quality and proved its worth during a severe down pour - no water in the garage.

The threshold seal is made from a hard dense durable rubber. It bonded extremely well to the cement floor and has showed no signs of loosening or lifting. Everytime someone sees them installed in my garage, they ask me to order a roll for them. Our insulated steel garage doors face to the west. Each time it rained with a west wind, the water would get pushed up the driveway and create large pools inside the garage. Those days are gone.Here are some installation tips. After receiving the threshold seal, roll it out flat in a warm room and let it sit for a day or two to lose the memory effect of being rolled up in a coil. Put some weights on the end that was at the tight side of the coil. Open the garage door and dry fit the flattened threshold seal. The larger yellow stripe should be on the inside of the garage. You may have to cut the ends to fit inside of the roller tracking if the track is sitting directly on the concrete floor. Close the garage door down onto the cut threshold seal and press the seal firmly into place under the door gasket. Make it nice and straight. The yellow safety stripe helps with the alignment. Use a black marker to draw a line on the floor along the inside edge of the threshold seal.Open the garage door and draw a second line onto the floor along the outside edge of the seal. Lift the seal and wipe down the "floor side" to remove any dirt or dust. Clean the floor between the two parallel marker lines with a wet rag. The floor must be spotless - no dirt, mud, grease or oil.I used "PL Premium" adhesive (highly recommended). You will need about two-thirds of a 295 ml (10 oz) size tube for each 10 feet of doorway opening. Apply 3 strips of adhesive (one down the centerline, and one strip on either side. Don't skimp on the adhesive, you can cut away any that squeezes out of the threshold seal after it dries. Use a spray bottle of clean water and give the PL Premium strips a light misting to activate the curing compounds.Drape the clean threshold seal over one shoulder and carefully lay it onto the adhesive evenly between the lines. Press it down with your hands then gently walk over the strip a few times to seat it into position. Examine the soles of your shoes. You definitely do not want to get the adhesive all over the floor or driveway (experience speaking!).Close the garage door down onto the threshold seal. From inside of the garage, make final adjustments to make the strip nice and straight. Leave the door closed overnight (24 hours is even better). You could use a cutter to remove any adhesive that may have squeezed out from under the threshold seal. Use some of the left over adhesive to make small dams between the ends of the rubber seals and the wall. BRD