Does this product actually measure 2" wide? I see a lot of t-molding that is advertised as 2" but it is 1.75". I have a wide gap and really need 2".
1933480
Indeed it is 2" wide. I just measured mine to be certain. You will not be dissatisfied. I could not find t-molding of this quality anywhere. Every piece was perfectly straight also. Who ever milled this waited until the moisture content was stabilized.
2210775
No, it is NOT 2 inches thick. It is .2 which is point 2 not 2 inches. Read my review not to buy.
1929388
JC, I measured it before responding to your original post. Mine measures exactly 1/2"
2031364
I did not measure it before I sent it back, or probably pitched it. However, I needed it to be at least 1/2" and it was not. As I look at the description now, it says you can adjust it to up to 2", but I don't remember seeing that at the time.
825613
mine is 2" long, nearly 1 1/2" wide (but not quite) and depth close to 1 3/8". mine does not taper that I can tell. Mine is not square, although I wish it was. Mine looks exactly like the picture seen here, it is clearly a rectangle, not sure what some of these other people have.
1207678
I measured it and almost got 2.25" so the answer might be yes. The quality was not great though!
2164974
This is what I know and what I think I know. I also worried about the width of the aluminum base when I ordered two of these garage door seals. Turns out that the width of the aluminum base is approximately 1 3/4" which means there's a slight overlap of 1/4" on each side of the door. I THINK the 2.8" dimension they're talking about in the description is the width of the rubber seal when it's flat (before it's inserted into the base and becomes a cushioned seal). The manufacturer should be more specific and give all dimensions. Anyway, it works and it looks good.
1709391
please measure carefully before order; 1/2 in means the distance between to holes; this one is too small to me; refund is reliable but I had to pay 2 shipments, more thant $5 for nothing; have a good luck
155112
Yeah, it looks are deceiving. Basically, you need to purchase 2 to look that length. My guess is 2.5 x 2. My best guesstimation.
2022972
mine says 12" wide and I just measured the plastic for ya and it measures 11 1/2 ". Hope I helped you. Have a nice day!
1630794
The molded plastic ends are pre drilled to accommodate four 2x4's, not three. Two 2x6s will not cover the plastic base; my bench constructed with four 2x4s has a slight gap between boards and measures 15 inches wide. The support plank across the bottom must be 2x4. As a matter of interest, a 2x4 is actually 3.5 inches wide and a 2x6 is actually 5.5 inches wide, so the substitution you mentioned will not yield the same total width measurements.
279850
Christine - it measures just at 2ft. wide. It was one of my best purchases and has made a huge difference in space and organizational issues.
699971
Mine was 7' wide and I cut the roll in half to double my coverage. Sounds like you've either mis-measured or got a bum roll.
1868317
The clamp definitely stretches apart wider than 8". But if your molding is higher than 6" from the door, it probably won't fit
2096399
I like your idea but I think you need to find this product in a wider version. The version I used is only a half inch wide. I'm pretty sure you can find it in like sheet.
1747467
I don't recall either but I'd agree that you should add 1.5-2.0 inches to the product dimension.
394571
This seal is not big enough to bridge a gap that big - it won't handle much more than 1/2". I bought a different seal - Garage Door Parts Clopay T-end Bottom Rubber Seal - 4 1/2"x20' - and used it with the same track in this kit. It can probably handle up to 2". My garage door has a gap of 1 1/4" either end (of a 16ft door) and it seals really nicely.