WAYNE DALTON Garage Door Weather Seal

Description

WAYNE DALTON Garage Door Weather Seal

Bottom Weather Seal for Steel WAYNE DALTON Garage Doors

Click the link below for an overview of garage door weather seal.

Garage Door Weather Seal Overview

This is genuine Wayne Dalton Weather Seal.

This weather seal if for Wayne Dalton doors only.

See the photos, this weather seal has unique ends that slide into the

bottom retainer of the garage door.

This is not the standard T style seal nor is it a round bead seal.

This weather seal is exclusive to Wayne Dalton doors.

There are two things to look at in order to determine

if this is the correct weather seal for your door.

One, pull out and cut off a small length of the existing weather seal,

look closely at the ends of the seal that slide into the retainer on the door.

Next, Wayne Dalton usually stamps or puts stickers on the

edge of the door. It is a good idea to look at both of these, the existing

seal and the edge of the door.

To make matters more confusing, Wayne Dalton also uses the more common

T style weather seal on some doors so it is imperative that you check the existing weather seal.

3 – 1/8 “wide over all

Bead is approx .145″

Length is  approximately 4” longer than the length listed.

MADE IN THE USA

NOTE:

If you have a situation that requires a wider seal, or if there is a gap issue that

will not be corrected with this standard weather seal, consider replacing the bottom retainer to a

more standard 1/4″ T style. That will allow you to use a wide variety of types and styles

of weather seal. We stock many different bottom retainers and a wide variety of weather seal in the common 1/4″ style.

Easy to install, remove old weather seal, clean and straighten the bottom retainer if needed.

Check the ends of the retainer, they may have been pinched at time of original install, open those ends up if needed.

Spray lubricant into the channels of the retainer. One person guides the seal into the tracks, one person pulls the

weather seal. Do not stretch the weather seal tight, move it along the bottom of the door until it is not

being stressed or stretched, cut off any access and lightly crimp the ends of the channel

to hold the garage door bottom weather stripping in place.