Garage Door Bottom Weatherseal

[hoyt]

I have an irregular concrete floor and a 5-panel 12' wide overhead door.

This product looks good (you know, short of repairing a lot of concrete), but has anybody had any experience with it?

http://www.snirtstopper.com

 

[plott hound]

yes that product looks great and the price is right as well.

 

[cjn1014]

looks like a winner, esp. in your climate.

 

[shaun oriold1]

To me it looks home made. Compare it with the Tsunami seal.

Shaun

 

[p1mlb03]

I had an existing garage where the concrete under the garage door was not level. To compensate for the concrete I cut an old garden hose to length and slid it inside the garage door seal to 'stiffen' up the seal. Worked out great, ended up with the door sealing up fine.

 

[hoyt]

To me it looks home made. Compare it with the Tsunami seal.

Shaun

That appears to be a threshold. If I had a decent floor, I might not need a better seal and my floor is too uneven and oily to successfully use that.

I would consider that for my home garage, but not for my shop.

 

[hoyt]

I had an existing garage where the concrete under the garage door was not level. To compensate for the concrete I cut an old garden hose to length and slid it inside the garage door seal to 'stiffen' up the seal. Worked out great, ended up with the door sealing up fine.

My bottom door seal is in pretty bad shape. That approach would not work for me.

But I should replace the existing seal anyway. Something I could pick up from any overhead door shop?

 

[66dave]

To me it looks home made. Compare it with the Tsunami seal.

Shaun

The Tsunami seal is a pain, if for any reason you need to roll anything out of your garage (engine stand, cherry picker, blast cabinet, welder, need I go on) they will either release from the glue or cause a massive accident.

When it was in place it was OK, when my brother almost lost a 396 off a cherry picker it was not OK...it is rolled up in the corner of my shop now.

There is a company on the Garage Journal home page that sells seals, check them out
http://www.brushweatherseal.com/gar...edium=button+ad&utm_campaign=Best+Weatherseal