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2. Measure and Cut Measure the length needed for your door and cut the foam tape accordingly.

There are several different types of sliding door edge seals available, including adhesive-backed seals, snap-in seals, and compression seals. Adhesive-backed seals are the easiest to install, as they simply adhere to the edge of the door with a strong adhesive. Snap-in seals are slightly more secure, as they snap into place along the edge of the door. Compression seals require a bit more effort to install, as they need to be compressed into the door frame to create a tight seal.

2. Cleaning Keep the seals clean by wiping them down with a damp cloth and mild soap. This helps remove dirt and debris that can degrade the material over time.

In addition to energy efficiency and water protection, external weather stripping offers a barrier against pests. We often overlook the fact that many insects and small rodents can enter a building through tiny cracks and gaps. External weather strips help to minimize these entry points, keeping unwanted pests at bay and reducing the potential for infestations.

2. Proper Installation Ensure seals are installed according to manufacturer specifications to avoid misalignment and premature failure.

4. Versatility and Customization Foam weather stripping comes in a variety of sizes and shapes, allowing customization for any window type, whether it be single-hung, double-hung, or casement windows. This versatility ensures a tailored fit that provides comprehensive sealing.

1. Standard Door Sweeps