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M-D Building Products 1610 Steel Door Magnetic Weatherstrip, 36-by-81 Inches, Beige
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Product Description
For steel entry doors. Saw kerf design. Door set wedges into the kerf to provide a compression weather seal on the hinge side, a magnetic seal on the top and latch side. Includes two 82" lengths, one 36" length. No. 01610: Beige No. 01636: Brown
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1576 in Home Improvement
- Color: Beige
- Brand: M-D Building Products
- Model: 1610
- Number of items: 1
Features
- All season protection against drafts, moisture, dust and insects
- Magnetic insert compresses against steel doors to provide tight seal
- Easy installation
- 3 piece set
- 1 piece 36 inches long for top; 2 pieces 81 inches long for sides
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
Steel door magnetic weatherstrip with magnetic pulling power along with flexible gasket, compensates for unevenness in doors, For door frames with kerfs of at least 3/8-inch and doorstop width of 7/16-inch.
Customer Reviews
Top Quality
It was a nice product, easy to install and a custom fit to my 22 year old door frame. I LOVE the magnet that assist pulling and sealing the door closed. Of course this requires a steel door to take advantage of the magnet.
Good, inexpensive product, needs stronger magnet
This M-D Building Products 1610 Steel Door Magnetic Weatherstrip, 36-by-81 Inches, Beige had a good fit, went in/on very easily, and did the trick. I just wish it had a stronger magnet in it like one of my other doors has.
Doesn't fit - specifications make no sense
The fins on this weatherstripping slide right into the kerf in my stop molding without holding on at all, it pulls right out with no effort at all. You need a pretty narrow kerf to hold this in. My kerf is 1/4" wide. Strangely the product info says "For door frames with kerfs of at least 3/8-inch" which is just bizarre. They seem to be referring to the gap between the door and the stop molding. The magnet seemed pretty strong so it might work well for you if you have a thinner kerf. BTW this seems to be the same product as the thermwell Frost King products sold at the big boxes and hardware stores.
