7 tips on Weatherstripping

June 11, 2010

Weatherstripping in preparation for the winter will save you $$ in the cold season. Knowing how to conserve energy can help lower your energy bills and balance your household budget. Weatherstripping is applied at joints where two surfaces meet and move relative to each other, such as windows and doors. Properly installed weatherstripping provides an air-tight seal around doors and windows. Tests show that tubular weatherstripping provides the best seal. However, if doors and windows will be used by children, handicapped or elderly, use silicone, neoprene, urethane or rubber strips-they require less pressure when closing doors and windows.

1. Hold a feather or a burning incense stick in front of a window. You’ll have most decisive results if you do this check on a cool, windy fall day, or a very cold winter day. Have all exhaust fans, the furnace and clothes dryer running while you perform this check. If the feather or smoke moves away from the window, you have a leak and should weatherize. Use caulking and weather stripping around doors and windows to seal cracks and leaks. See your local PRO Hardware for weatherstripping materials and easy how-to tips. Select the appropriate material for your project following the guidelines below.
2. Use quality weather-stripping. Poor quality materials won’t last long at heavy traffic doors.
3. Self Stick Foam only requires a knife or shears and a tape measure. It is extremely easy to install and invisible when installed, but not very durable. To install, stick foam to inside face of jamb.
4. Rolled Vinyl with Aluminum channel backing requires a hammer, nails, metal snips and a tape measure. It is easy to install, visible when installed, and durable.
5. Foam Rubber with Wood Backing requires a hammer, nails, hand saw, and tape measure. It is easy to install, visible when installed, but not very durable. Installation is simple-you nail the Weather strip snugly against the closed door, spacing nails 8 to 12 inches apart.
6. Spring Metal requires sheet metal snips, hammer, nails, and a tape measure. It is not difficult to install. It is invisible when installed and extremely durable. To install, simply cut to length and tack in place. Then lift outer edge of strip with screwdriver after tacking for a tighter seal. Note: This is harder than the preceeding choices, as door frame tolerances vary.
7. Interlocking metal channels require a hack saw, hammer, nails and tape measure. It is difficult to install because alignment is critical. Visible when installed, metal channels are durable but subject to damage because they’re exposed. They do offer an excellent seal. You cut and fit Weather strip to head of door first: male strip on door, female on head; then hinge side of door: male strip on jamb, female on door; finally lock side on door, female on jamb.

This Weatherstripping product features an extruded aluminum carrier

June 10, 2010

Founded in 1945, autotravi has always sought an exemplary standard of quality, growth and customer and staff satisfaction. We manufacture all kind of door and trunk seals, windshield gaskets, sponge and solid profiles, glass run channels, beltlines and many other rubber Weatherstripping parts. Autotravi rubber parts has the most varied applications: Cars, buses, trucks, motorcycles, tractors and also use in the industrial, furniture and construction sectors. Autotravi uses numerous elastomers in manufacturing its products, the main are: Epdm, cr, nbr and nr.
 
Technology in automotive and industrial seals.
Our main products include shower rooms, steam rooms and series of relative products. We also provide fittings, including glass series which range from 4mm to 16mm in thickness, waterproof rubber strips, transparent Weather strip strips, magnetic strips, pulleys, plastic fittings and fittings for frameless balconies.

Our company has always stuck to the principle that quality and reputation must go first. All of our products are ISO9001 certified and enjoy a high reputation from a wide variety of clients and users. We have established trade links with most areas in China, as well as European countries and the USA. Our engineers are able to provide different designs of products and develop various new products to meet customers’ individual needs.

In the new century, with the spirit of creativity, our company will continue to do our best to develop more up-to-date products and make them more practical. We have the confidence that our clients and users will be satisfied with our products.

This Weather strip product features an extruded aluminum carrier with notched sides for fast, accurate, trouble-free installation and slotted screw holes for easy adjustment. Aluminum carrier is made of construction grade Alloy 6063-T5. They are available in mill finish, anodizing in clear, gold, brown, bronze and black, painting in any colors. The Foam-Tite sealing gasket is made of Monsanto Santoprene Thermoplastic Rubber. Made using a patented process, this weatherstrip outperforms PVC, rubber and silicone weatherstrip. Seals better and lasts longer than any other door weatherstripping product. This weatherstrip needs no caulking because of its back seal – not found in less advanced brands.

Remains pliable in subzero temperatures from -50 F to 250 F. Covers gaps up to 3/4″. This Weatherstripping product is excellent for warped, inconsistent door jambs. Eliminates call backs and is easy to install. Individually packaged with screws. Seven year warrantee. Comes with screws, one 36mm header, 80mm or 84mm or 96″ uprights or any lengths you want.This kind of weatherstripping excels in resilience and durability. Other types of Weatherstripping deform or stretch easily, forming an imperfect seal. This kind of Weatherstrip creates consistent compression every time, providing a long-lasting seal.Packaging: each with screws bagged and attached, then 20 PCS in a strong master carton to be shipped and reshippe.

Energy Savers: Weather strip And Weatherstripping

June 9, 2010

You can use weatherstripping in your home to seal air leaks around movable joints, such as windows or doors.

To determine how much weatherstripping you will need, add the perimeters of all windows and doors to be weatherstripped, then add 5%–10% to accommodate any waste. Also consider that weatherstripping comes in varying depths and widths.

Before applying weatherstripping in an existing home, you need to do the following (if you haven’t already):

Detect air leaks
Assess your ventilation needs for indoor air quality.
Selection
Choose a type of weatherstripping that will withstand the friction, weather, temperature changes, and wear and tear associated with its location. For example, when applied to a door bottom or threshold, weatherstripping could drag on carpet or erode as a result of foot traffic. Weatherstripping in a window sash must accommodate the sliding of panes—up and down, sideways, or out. The weatherstripping you choose should seal well when the door or window is closed while allowing it to open freely.

Choose a product for each specific location. Felt and open-cell foams tend to be inexpensive, susceptible to weather, visible, and inefficient at blocking airflow. However, the ease of applying these materials may make them valuable in low-traffic areas. Vinyl, which is slightly more expensive, holds up well and resists moisture. Metals (bronze, copper, stainless steel, and aluminum) last for years and are affordable. Metal weatherstripping can also provide a nice touch to older homes where vinyl might seem out of place.

You can use more than one type of weatherstripping to seal an irregularly shaped space. Also take durability into account when comparing costs. See Table 1 below for information about the common types of weatherstripping.

Application
Weatherstripping supplies and techniques range from simple to the technical. Consult the instructions on the weatherstripping package. Here are a few basic guidelines:

Weatherstripping should be applied to clean, dry surfaces in temperatures above 20°F (-7° C).
Measure the area to be weatherstripped twice before you cut anything.
Apply weatherstripping snugly against both surfaces. The material should compress when the window or door is shut.
When weatherstripping doors:

Choose the appropriate door sweeps and thresholds for the bottom of the doors.
Weatherstrip the entire door jamb.
Apply one continuous strip along each side.
Make sure the weatherstripping meets tightly at the corners.
Use a thickness that causes the weatherstripping to tightly press between the door and the door jamb when the door closes, without making it difficult to shut.
For air sealing windows, apply Weather strip between the sash and the frame. The Weather strip shouldn’t interfere with the operation of the window.

How do I get “perfect fit” weatherstripping to fit in my car?

June 8, 2010

How do I get “perfect fit” weatherstripping to fit in my car?

I’m replacing the Weather strip on the drivers door of my four door 1979 Chevy Caprice. I bought the really nice stuff from JC Whitney that is supposed to fit perfectly in the car. I’ve already glued the top around the window channel and that went fine. However, the pegs are too big for the holes along the bottom and sides of the door. I’ve tried pushing, I’ve tried a hammer, they are just too large.

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1979-93 Mustang Outer Door Handle & Inner Door Belt Weatherstripping Install

June 7, 2010

I currently have an 87 coupe in the middle of a 351 swap, so while its down and waiting on a few parts to come in I decided it’s finally time to replace the door handles ( 1979-93 Mustang outer door handle kit - part# LRS-22404K) and the 1981-93 Mustang inner door belt Weather strip pair (part# LRS-21456PR). These are two parts that are easily overlooked and often put off, but make a difference when they are replaced.

I opted for the black door handle kit for $19.99, but you may prefer the kit in chrome for $24.99 (1979-93 Mustang Chrome Outer Door Handle Kit w/ Rivets) installation is the same either way.

This is the stock handle unfortunately painted to match the body color. I recommend taping around the door handle before drilling out the old rivets or installing the new ones to protect the paint if the rivet gun or the drill decides to move.

On the stock door panels, you will have two bolts under the armrest pad that are covered by two round plugs and a philips head screw farther up the pull handle that holds the armrest assembly on. Once these are removed, the assembly has two T-shaped tabs holding it in-just pull up and forward and they slide right out. There is a screw on the door handle bezel, one in the speaker grille, and one in the mirror hole cover that have to be removed as well. If your car has manual windows, the plastic cover on the window crank slides to the side and a torx bit holds the handle on.

Once these are removed the door panel is held on by the clips in the back of it. It is easy to slide your hand behind the edges of the panel and gently pull the panel away from the door one clip at a time, but if your door panel is not in very good condition you may want to invest in one of our Mustang door panel removal/installation kits.

The top of the panel lips over the door frame at the base of window, so you have to lift the panel off the door once the clips are out.

Then drill out the rivets and disconnect the rod from the door handle on the inside.

Once the door panels are off, it’s a good time to replace the inner door belt weatherstrip, as it only takes a few minutes. We just pulled the factory staples out and used the LRS-21456HDW inner door belt screws to attach the new ones. It’s as simple as pulling staples and screwing the new ones in.

Line the new handles up and make sure the rod inside the door is going through the rod retainer on the door handle and rivet the new handles on. The door handle rivets are quite large so if you don’t already have one you will need to purchase or borrow a large rivet gun. We sell one that is designed to work with this kit (rivet gun for 1979-93 Mustang outer door handles) or you might be able to find one at your local hardware store. 

It only took a little over an hour to do both sides and was well worth it. For cars Weatherstripping equipped with power windows and locks, there will be a few more things to unhook when pulling the door panels off but should be pretty close.

Seal strip series Weatherstripping products of auto glasses

June 3, 2010

Seal strip series products of auto Glass run channel

  Characteristic: Uses in the automobile glass seal, half flinty PVC both has the certain rigidity and concurrently to have the certain toughness, is advantageous for the installment and the use, soft nature TPE has provided the good elasticity and bears the climate, can provide the good leak-proof quality under any environment, the middle steel wire had guaranteed the weather strip cannot contract no matter in the winter or in the summer.

  The weather strips are the supporting products for doors and windows in buildings. Due to such performances as dust and wind prevention and sound and temperature insulation, they have been widely used for the sealing the doors and windows in buildings, vehicles and ships. The weather strip features its aging resistance, high durability, environmental protection and material saving.

  This product is composed by silicified P.P.BCF, PP Filament, polypropylene granules and polypropylene flakes. The product passed the test held by the state building materials test center in accordance with the industrial standard JC/T635-1996 and is conforming to the related requirements.

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With a large variety in-stock Weatherstripping and seals for all door types, American Garage Door Supply offers a complete line of energy saving products to help you seal up those drafts that steal expensive energy from your facility. Choose from a variety of types and configurations for your project.

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June 2, 2010

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1.PVC or EVE material
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4.our manufacturer has long stuck to the principle–quanlity of the goods faith must go first, so please set your rest with our products quality Weatherstripping

zhejiang  Runfeng  rubber sealing Co.,Ltd is located in Zhouquan Town, Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province. Our company boasts a combination of research and development, production and sales with highly professional capabilities.

Our main products include shower rooms, steam rooms and series of relative products. We also provide fittings, including glass series which range from 4mm to 16mm in thickness, waterproof rubber strips, transparent sealing strips, magnetic strips, pulleys, plastic fittings and fittings for frameless balconies.

Our company has always stuck to the principle that quality and reputation must go first. All of our products are ISO9001 certified and enjoy a high reputation from a wide variety of clients and users. We have established trade links with most areas in China, as well as European countries and the USA. Our engineers are able to provide different designs of products and develop various new products to meet customers’ individual needs.

In the new century, with the spirit of creativity, our company will continue to do our best to develop more up-to-date products and make them more practical. We have the confidence that our clients and users will be satisfied with our products.

Established in 1999, zhejiang  Runfeng  rubber sealing Co.,Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of all kinds of pile weather stripping for doors and windows.

We have advanced equipment and strong technical force. Meanwhile, there are more than 70 production lines in our factory, and the daily output has exceeded 1,200,000m. Furthermore, we keep updating and innovating production technique, and have developed and manufactured various special pile whether stripping for photocopiers, vacuum cleaners, printers, auto mahjong tables and so on.

Relying on superior quality and reasonable price, we have set up a complete sales network throughout China, and our products have been selling well in the South American, the Middle East, and European markets. Meanwhile, our concern for quality has confirmed on National Building and Decorative Matrerials Association, and our products have obtained the National patents.

Based on the spirit of ‘Try our best to make the best’, we are pursuing the goal of ‘founding an international brand and to be the main force in the industry’. Having put considerable efforts on the continuous improvement of quality control procedures and enhancement of scientific management, we are advancing into the global market drastically.

Providing quality Weather strip products, excellent service, competitive prices and prompt delivery, we are now looking forward to even greater cooperation with overseas customers based on mutual benefits. Please feel free to contact us for more details.

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June 1, 2010

How To Detect And Prevent Air Leaks In Your Home

May 31, 2010

If your house has air leaks, your electric or gas bill is going to reflect it pretty quickly. So how do you detect whether you have Weather strip in your home and what do you do to prevent them?

A heated house is much like a chimney in that they both hold warm air and are surrounded by cold air. In this, a house will draw air in at the bottom and expel it at the top. All winter, a heated house is trying to push air through the top-floor ceiling into the attic. But when looking for air leaks, in addition to looking in the attic, you want to examine your whole house. Air can leave the house at any point, seeping out your precious warm air and letting in cool air.

So what is the rule of thumb when looking for air leaks? To start, look any place that you may have what is called penetrations or discontinuities. Discontinuities could be where different materials meet, such as between brick and wood siding, between foundation and walls, and between the chimney and siding. Penetrations are places in your home where holes have been drilled for exhaust fans, ducts, chimneys etc. Look for small holes such as those created for electrical wiring and cable installations as well.

Also look for bypasses, which are major air passages from any floor into the attic. Dropped ceilings in the room below will often conceal a direct connection to the attic. Concrete-block party walls between row houses also often move house air into the attic.
To look for air leaks in the attic, go up in your attic at night and see if you can see any light shining through from the floor below.

If your home is older, the most thorough way to prevent air leaks in an attic floor is to Weatherstripping all areas where pipes, ducts, or wiring pass through the floor. Leaks can be sealed with caulking, expanding foam, plastic, or other methods.

Another common area to examine for air leaks is around windows and doors. Starting with your windows, use a waterproof caulk and a caulking gun or simple weather stripping to seal any air leaks you may detect around a window’s frame or sill. Replace older windows with ones that offer greater protection from air leaks. Windows marked with the government’s Energy Star designation are ideal for insulating your home. The durable materials used in Energy Star window frames provide greater protection against air leaks.

As for your doors, seal drafts that occur around exterior doors. Exterior doors contribute greatly to the problem of air leaks. To help stop drafts you can install a doorsill, weather stripping or a door sweep. Weatherstripping or foam insulation strips can be purchased at your local hardware store and is available in varying thicknesses. Choose the thickness based on factors such as how tightly your door closes. If you can look at your door during the day and see light, you may want to use a thicker strip. If your door closes tightly, choose a thinner strip. You can place the strip on the areas where you feel heat loss. Typically on a door, placing the foam insulation strip along the inside of the door jam makes for a neater appearance and less people tend to notice it.

Some of the less obvious places to check for air leaks is electrical outlets and light switches. Sometimes you can place your hand over these areas and see if you can feel a breeze. It is more common to have an air leak at the exterior walls, but depending on how your home was built you may have air leaks at the interior walls as well. Electrical outlet and light switch insulators are a great place air likes to come in. Check these as well.

Next, if your home has plumbing coming in directly from under the house, these areas can be left unsealed. Look under the sink for any holes around the plumbing pipes. Foam insulation can be placed around the pipe to seal small gaps. For larger gaps consider stuffing the holes with steel wool and taping over it with duct tape. This will not only seal the air leak but also prevent mice and rats from chewing through to the inside of your home. If your plumbing pipe has a cap around it, pull the cap away from the wall. If there is a hole, simply use the foam insulation strip to fill in the hole by wrapping a small strip around the pipe.

If you cannot seem to figure out where your house is leaking air, an infrared scan can be used. A professional can examine your house with this heat-sensitive camera and then be able to provide you with where there is at least 10 C difference in temperature between inside and outside air.

If you are on a tight budget, consider closing off rooms that you do not commonly use. Close off air vents in the room and keep the door to that room closed. Place a towel at the bottom of the outside of the door to prevent the cold air from getting to the rest of the house. This works really well and helps to save money on the heating and air bills.

When you Weather strip up your home, you will notice pretty quickly a difference in your energy bill and possibly find yourself a lot more comfortable during the harsh winter and summer months.

Weatherstrip a Wooden Door

May 28, 2010

Flocked / Coated Glass Run Channel

May 27, 2010

Description features:Since 1969 we have been engaging in rubber production to diverse industries: Transportation, construction and machinery. Our extensive Glass run channel products included rubber seals, grips, gaskets, trims, tubing, bumpers, auto Weatherstripping and auto windshield seals. We have been exporting our rubber auto parts for 20 years. Please visit our website for more factory and products information. The followings are our popular items for your reference:
1. Auto Windshield Seal
2. Auto Flocked/Coated Glass Run Channel
3. Door Sponge Seal
4. Auto Weatherstrip
5. Roof, Body and Window Trim
6. Auto Rubber PartsOur production capabilities are as follows:
1. Core techniques: Complex/dual density extrusion, molding/corner molding and injection.
2. Types: Dense (solid), sponge (foam) and metal inside.
3. Materials: EPDM, CR, NBR, Silicone and TPR.Furthermore, we have a variety of secondary operations to make your application easier. We can provide the services for die cutting, cutting, notching and splicing. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Flocked / Coated Glass Run Chann.

Since 1969 we have been engaging in rubber production to diverse industries: Transportation, construction and machinery. Our extensive products included rubber seals, grips, gaskets, trims, tubing, bumpers, auto Weather strip and auto windshield seals. Please visit our website for more factory and products information. Our production capabilities are as follows:
1. Core techniques: Complex/ dual density extrusion, molding/corner molding and injection.
2. Types: Dense (solid), sponge (foam) and metal inside.
3. Materials: EPDM, CR, NBR, Silicone and TPR. Furthermore, we have a variety of secondary operations to make your application easier. We can provide the services for die cutting, cutting, notching and splicing. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
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Free online GM parts sources

May 26, 2010

I purchased one of the sets of J-Body convertible weatherstripping recently available on E-Bay and I am pleased with the product. All seven of the pieces were made in Canada and may, or may not be, OEM. I paid $500 and a second set sold for $700. The pieces were distributed by: Hydro-E-Electric (rubbersealing.net) a very reputable company in the convertible parts field. Their 2010 catalogue does not, however, list the J-Body weatherstripping.

Has anyone checked out 1stChevyParts.com which is listing all OEM J-Body convertible weatherstripping? The difficult to find over the windshield piece appears to be listed at $292.

That site is just one of the scores of online GM parts sources (almost all of which are actually dealer or distributor storefronts) that “catalog” this weatherstripping. However, the fact they catalog it doesn’t mean it is actually available. Numerous times I’ve put in an order on these sorts of sites for the infamously hard to find right rear weatherstrip section. Yes, an order confirmation mesage initially comes through - always followed a day or two later by a message saying “unfortunately that part is no longer available.”

That finally led me to contact GM Parts Direct, not to secure the part but to get their list of firms that specialize in tracking down out of production items (old new stock, not junkyard, which in the case of Weather strip is generally a waste of time unless the wreck is relatively fresh - which is not the case with J body verts which were last made a decade ago). Several were very helpful, with access to databases that let one search part inventory in just about every warehouse and dealer in North America. One of those searches finally located two pieces of the right rear weatherstripping I was looking for at a dealer in Arizona. Unfortunately, when I contacted the dealer, I found out the last piece had been sold the day before I called.

Bottom line: outside things like those two, rare recent eBay listings (which were likely non-inventoried NOS, obviously priced by someone who knows the market) OEM replacement Glass run channel for our verts is just going to get tougher to find. That isn’t going to change until the aftermarket firms that supply vert restoration specialists like Hydro-Electric decide there is a market for it. Unfortunately, our cars aren’t old or collectible enough yet. Give it another ten years or so…..

Automotive(antomobile) Car Weatherstripping

May 25, 2010

Is the wind whistling through your hair even when the top is up? Is your interior damp after the rain or that last car wash? Then maybe it’s finally time to get a complete set of fresh convertible top Weatherstripping. These beautiful soft rubber seals are manufactured specifically for your year, make & model. Made of top quality solid & sponge rubber, complete with steel core and threaded studs where needed. Our complete convertible top seal sets include all molded side rail pieces for driver and passenger sides of the folding top frame, plus the header bow seal; everything you need, to seal out the wind and water around your folding top. Add Pillar Post seals, Quarter Window seals, Window Channel seals, trunk & door seals, and your convertible has brand new rubber all around!

Caulking and Weatherstripping – Caulking and weatherstripping are the easiest and least expensive weatherization measures and can save more than 10% on energy bills. They are usually do-it-yourself projects. Choose your supplies carefully and follow instructions closely. High-quality materials and proper installation ensure that you receive maximum performance from your investment.

Caulking and weatherstripping are most often applied to doors and windows, which account for about 33% of a home’s total heat loss. Because windows outnumber doors, energy efficiency features of windows are particularly important to lowering energy costs.

Seashore Manufacturing Limited,as a manufacturer can help you to supply weatherstripping including door,window and auto Weather strip,rubber edge trim, sealing strip ,weather stripping and more.Material in sponge EPDM ,Neoprene in good chemical resistant and also can be with 3M tape,duro handness,insertion metal etc.

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May 24, 2010

Types of Garage Car and Door Accessories

May 19, 2010

It is very essential to maintain garage doors so that they can function properly as well as last long. As a result it is necessary to have a lot of different accessories and also maintenance options always ready at hand. There are several remote controls and opening mechanisms that one must keep in mind while selecting a garage door.

Some of the garage door accessories are listed below:

Remote Control: These days most people prefer garage doors that are usually operated through a remote control. Yes, just like many other things even garage doors are automated these days. Hence, you can now access the garage entryway by the garage main control and by a remote control from your vehicle itself.

Batteries: If you have a remote operated garage door then it is obvious that that you will require batteries. You may either use the ordinary ones or the rechargeable ones.

There are still many people who prefer manually operated car ports. They may do without remote controls and batteries but not with other accessories like lubricants, locks and weather seals.

Lubricants: Oiling or lubricating is a very essential part of keeping a garage door in proper working condition. And it is required all throughout the year. It is essential to lubricate hinges so that they don’t creek while they open and shut and work smoothly. It is also necessary to lubricate so that the hinges are able to carry the weight and pressure endowed on them. It is also essential to check the drums for roll ups for dents as it may cause considerable damage to the proper working of the entire unit.

Roll Screens and Door Panels: Suppliers of garage door accessories must also keep door panels and roll screens. This is because in many cases the entryway of the garage is damaged by the vehicle and hence it may call for a replacement. Hence, door panels are required.

Locks: There are different kinds of locking mechanism available these days and almost all of them involve springs, cables and drums which are part of garage door accessories.

Weather Seal: To protect garage doors from ravishes of nature several weather stripping and weather seals are available. Like there are weather seals that keep the garage warm during winters by keeping the cold out.

Apart from the above mentioned garage door accessories there are others too like window parts, Weather strip,openers, sill pans, Weatherstripping,shelf doors, porch screens and other decorative accessories. You can find all of them at the http://www.rubbersealing.net

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May 15, 2010

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May 10, 2010

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4, The strip pile is divided into with silicon and non-silicon.

5, There are X type strip pile, straight type strip pile, strip type with fin, self-adhesive of weather strip pile and so on.

6, It is widely used in the fields of doors, windows, furniture and related mechanism.

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How to Adjust and Replace Garage Door Weatherstripping for Energy Efficiency

May 6, 2010

When adjusting your Weatherstripping, you are basically putting it back on its designated track. There are times that it will simply move out of place. All you have to do is put it back in its place, but start from the end and work your way around. This is so you don’t end up with any strange bumps or bubbles. You want to make sure it is tight and straight so that there is no room for any weather to make its way in.

Just make sure that when you are making adjustments, you ensure that all Weatherstripping nails remain in their original holes or you will have holes in your Weatherstripping.

Replacing your garage door Weatherstripping

You can replace parts of your Weather strip, but what you will find is that you will be doing nothing but cutting and replacing. As you go, you will notice that more and more needs replaced, so you might as well replace the entire strip.

Garage door Weatherstripping kits are quite affordable. They have everything that you need to get the job done. Here is what you need to do to replace your Weatherstripping.

Raise your garage door to a comfortable level so that you can reach the bottom. Take a flat head screwdriver to pry up any nails or staples holding your garage door Weatherstripping in place.

Next, use a coarse sandpaper to smooth the edge. Make sure there are no obstructions in the way or your Weatherstripping could be rather bumpy. You want to use a wood sealer after this step.

Third, hold your garage door Weatherstripping at the end with one hand and start stapling it down to the bottom of the door edge with the other hand. As you do this, you will need to spread the Weatherstripping out as you go. If your kit comes with nails, you will be using those.

Lastly, just make sure your garage door Weatherstripping is installed correctly.

It is a rather easy process and you should really replace your Weatherstripping periodically to make sure you do not have any issues with it at all. Make it a regular part of your home maintenance.

This article brought to you by Twin City’s Choice Overhead Door Co. Twin City’s Choice Overhead Garage Door Company has become the number one choice for the Twin Cities’ garage door needs. We specialize in repairs of existing and sales of new garage doors and garage door openers!Your garage door Weatherstripping is very important because it keeps out the elements. For instance, hard rains that blow up against your garage door could make it through dilapidated Weatherstripping and cause water to accumulate in your garage. This can cause quite the mess. There is also the fact that cold weather can take a toll on items stored in your garage, even on your car. If you can keep out a lot of the cold air, you are doing your belongings a big favor.

But what do you do when the Weather strip is not doing its job? Unfortunately, it can become quite worn and this means that cold air and even rainwater can seem into the garage. When this happens, it is important that you do what is necessary to fix the problem.

Adjusting your garage door Weather strip.

Weather Strip - The Perfect Wine Cellar Equipment

May 5, 2010

Congratulations on your move from wine lover to wine connoisseur. If you are planning to buy a wine cellar this guide will give you some information on buying the perfect Weather strip wine cellar equipment.

1. Storage

Bottles should be stored on their side so that the cork remains moist and they should also not be exposed to vibration or temperature change. It should be maintained at a constant 50 to 55 degrees with a humidity rate of 70%.

2. Size

Size matters and if you choose to buy a larger wine cellar you need to make sure the unit will fit. Consider the space you have to work with, the size and weight of the unit and make sure to add the additional weight for the wine which averages about 3 pounds per bottle.

3. Types

There are different types of wine cellars. If you live in a house where you have a spare room that you can turn into a wine cellar you are very lucky. Don’t skimp and make sure it will hold at least 500 bottles of wine. Build it well so that the bottles don’t come crashing down. That would be a real shame.

For many of us we don’t have that extra space. Not to worry you can buy a free standing wine cellar which can be placed in a house or even an apartment. They are available in many different sizes so no matter what your space limitations you will be able to find one that will work.

4. Build It

If you decide to build your own wine cellar remember that north walls are best because they get the least amount of light. You can use the first floor of your house, a garage, or in some cases even a crawl space depending on the ability to keep temperature constant.

The first stem in starting to build your wine cellar is building the frame. You need to frame the outer walls of the basement with 2″ x 6″ studs . Then you will need to insulate so that you can keep the room a constant temperature. Don’t forget your door is going to have to seal tightly so you will need to weather strip it. The drywall you use should be resistant to moisture.

Start thinking about the design of your racks before you actually begin construction. Decide what type of racks you want and what material you want to build them out of. Have a look at existing pre-fab racks to get some ideas.

You will also need to invest in a wine cellar cooling unit so that you can maintain the correct temperature and humidity. A cooling unit is very similar to an air conditioning unit. Your wine should be maintained at around 50 degrees and the humidity should be around 70%.

There is a great deal of wine cellar Weatherstripping equipment available on the market so whether you build from scratch or buy pre-fab you’ve got plenty of options.

About The Author:

April used to be a bartender with over 7 years of experience. She later retired to become a freelance wine critic and a writer for a number of wine books. In these books, she specializes on finding the right glassware and utensils for your bar. Visit http://www.rubbersealing.net for a list of “must haves” such as plastic barware for your bar.

Installing Weatherstripping: How It Can Save On Energy Cost

May 4, 2010

Companies, offices, homes, and other establishments face the problem of soaring energy bills on winter seasons. This is usually due to the need to heat the air inside buildings and houses to counter the effects of cold weather.

Heating devices of various kinds, gas or electric operated, all consume energy and can be very costly – a cost that most would willingly shoulder considering the benefits. However, are all the costs really necessary? Can it be trimmed down?

What most companies and households do not realize is that not all of what they pay for is necessary. Some, and sometimes most just go to waste. How is this possible?

The culprits for this unnecessary energy wastage are drafts, gaps, and cracks where heat can leak and escape. And because heat escapes the room, the heating devices need to work harder in order to replace the lost heat. This results to greater energy consumption and of course, higher energy bills.

But can something be done? With simple remedies that does not involve large costs, heat leakage can be minimized if not prevented.

Weatherstripping
An effective solution to sealing leakage spots is by installing weatherstrippings. They act as sealants or stoppers that can prevent the heated air from leaking out of the room. As a result, the heating devices need not to work as hard to keep the room at a desirable temperature. This will eventually result in huge savings in energy consumption.

Weatherstrippings come in many various types depending on where they will be applied. They also come in different prices, but they are mostly inexpensive. They range from low to medium price range, and only a few Weather strip are in the high range. But considering the benefits and the energy that can be saved, installing weatherstrippings is a good investment.
The following are a list of usual leakage spots where weatherstrippings can be applied:

1) Doors – the sides and the bottoms of doors usually have gaps on them where heated air can escape. And although some well made doors have only very minimal gaps, considering the number of doors there are in a building, they collectively amount to huge energy wastage.
2) Windows – like doors, windows too have gaps where heat can escape. But because there are normally more windows than there are doors, heat leaking through windows could be greater. Therefore, windows should not be overlooked.
3) Attic hatches – a popular physics law states that “hot air goes up”. And because of this, there is likely a lot of heated air escaping to the attic. Therefore, any gaps or leaks to the attic must be sealed shut.
4) Corners and irregular cracks – These are usually overlooked as most people would only focus on the obvious leakage spots like doors and windows. These leakage spots can easily be stopped by using tape types of weatherstripings.

But simply applying weatherstrippings without putting much thought to it can be ineffective. Careful planning and using the correct materials is also important. Consulting a professional or asking your retailer of weatherstripping for advices can be helpful.

 

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Heating devices of various kinds, gas or electric operated, all consume energy and can be very costly – a cost that most would willingly shoulder considering the benefits. However, are all the costs really necessary? Can it be trimmed down?

What most companies and households do not realize is that not all of what they pay for is necessary. Some, and sometimes most just go to waste. How is this possible?

The culprits for this unnecessary energy wastage are drafts, gaps, and cracks where heat can leak and escape. And because heat escapes the room, the heating devices need to work harder in order to replace the lost heat. This results to greater energy consumption and of course, higher energy bills.

But can something be done? With simple remedies that does not involve large costs, heat leakage can be minimized if not prevented.

Weatherstripping
An effective solution to sealing leakage spots is by installing weatherstrippings. They act as sealants or stoppers that can prevent the heated air from leaking out of the room. As a result, the Weather strip heating devices need not to work as hard to keep the room at a desirable temperature. This will eventually result in huge savings in energy consumption.

Weatherstripping comes in many various types depending on where they will be applied. They also come in different prices, but they are mostly inexpensive. They range from low to medium price range, and only a few are in the high range. But considering the benefits and the energy that can be saved, installing weatherstrippings is a good investment.