Stick on this weatherstripping to seal the gap beneath your door, blocking out drafts, noise, moisture, dust, and insects. Three fins create multiple sealing points against the floor or threshold to compensate for uneven surfaces and insulate better than flat seals. Made of vinyl, this weatherstripping is flexible, rugged, and moisture resistant to withstand wear and tear. A 3M VHB (Very High Bond) adhesive ensures it will stay attached to your frame in any weather, no drilling or hardware required. For a precise fit, cut it to length with a hacksaw. It’s also known as a door sweep.

Seal the space between your double doors.

Easy to mop and wipe down, these smooth thresholds don't have ridges or grooves that can trap water and dirt. They're often used to transition between different flooring surfaces and reduce the gap between a door and the floor. Because they’re smooth, they provide less traction than ribbed thresholds. Cut them with a hacksaw for a precise fit.

Adjust the height of the seal on these antislip, weather-resistant thresholds to ensure a tight fit under doors. Use them to compensate for door sag or to accommodate door bottoms that were miscut when installed. Raise the top of the threshold by adjusting the four screws under the removable seal. Each screw can be adjusted to a different height to accommodate uneven gaps. Made of vinyl plastic, the seal compresses against the bottom of your door to keep out drafts, moisture, dust, and insects. To keep you from slipping, the ribbing offers more traction than smooth thresholds. Because they’re made of aluminum, these thresholds won’t degrade from rain or snow when used in entryways. They’re also lightweight, durable, and easy to clean.