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Garage Door Weather Strip

Select your garage door weather strip from the choices below.

Determine what you need based on what is currently on your door. Weather strip varies within door models, so there is not one specific type that works with each model. Remove a portion of the existing seal from the garage door to see the size and shape of the ends going into the track. View instructions on how to remove and replace weather seal here

Items include weatherstrip ONLY - Diagram shows side view of gasket with weather seal installed for demonstration only.

How to choose the correct weather seal:

Measure the width of your garage door opening.
Check the existing retainer or track style (T-style, bulb, bead are most common).
Note the seal width when laid flat to match the correct replacement.
Review the product page images and compatibility notes to ensure a proper fit.

FAQs

How do I select the correct garage door weather seal?

Measure your door width and the shape of the bottom retainer. Then match the seal profile (T-style, bulb, bead) and width to ensure compatibility.

Can I replace just the seal without changing the retainer?

Yes, if the existing retainer is in good condition. Simply slide the old seal out and install the new one of the same profile and size.

Do all weather seals fit any garage door?

No. Weather seals must match the retainer or track style on your door. Always confirm seal profile and measurements before ordering.

How often should garage door weather seal be replaced?

Most seals last 5 to 10 years depending on climate and door use. Replace seals when they crack, flatten, or allow light and water to pass under the door.