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SEALS & WEATHERSTRIPPING

When to replace garage-door bottom weatherstrip in Regina

The bottom seal is a small part with a large job. It must follow the floor, stay flexible in cold weather and match the retainer fitted to the lower section.

Confirm whether the insert or retainer is damaged

Many systems use a replaceable flexible insert held by an aluminum or PVC retainer. If the retainer is bent, corroded or pulling away from the section, replacing only the rubber may not solve the leak.

Bring measurements, photos and a sample

Photograph the full lower section, both ends of the retainer and the profile of the old insert. Record door width and section thickness. When possible, keep a short sample so Sask Door can match the bead or channel shape.

Check the floor and perimeter too

A new bottom seal cannot correct a badly uneven slab, a door that closes out of level or missing side and top weatherstrip. Treat air, light and water entry as an opening-wide fit issue.

Manufacturer sources and further reading

This Sask Door article is original guidance informed by the official manufacturer resources below. Product specifications and instructions should always be confirmed for the exact model.

Garaga bottom weatherstrip guide
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