My old one has no strip glued to the floor.Do I have to glue one? I tohught all I need to do was to install it ON the bottom of the garage door period
248866
Question is a bit vague, but all you do need to do is glue the strip to the garage floor so it meets the garage door in the down position.
248867
The original door gasket stays on the bottom of the door. This is glued to the floor of the garage to work with the garage door gasket.
248868
There are two types of seals, one glues to the floor the other mounts to garage door. The storm shield is designed to work with the seal on the garage door to create a weather proof seal.
248869
I used a tube of construction glue to stick it to the cement floor. First I cleaned the floor real good. Than I rolled out the seal and marked the end I needed to trim off so it fit tight from one end to the other. Than I put the seal on the floor, and from in side the garage, I closed the door and pushed up against the bottom of the door so no light showed thru. Than I use a marker to trace in place on the floor . Than I open the door rolled up the seal and put the glue inside the lines of the traced lines on the floor. Than rolled the seal out over the glue inside the traced lines from one end to the other. Finish by stepping on the seal to make sure the glue spreads out and sticks to the seal. I than closed the door and checked it from in side to make sure no light was showing and left it that way over night.
210454
Because it is designed that way. But it does not require a low clearance installation to work just fine. At one year, mine is working well without issues. It's installed on a standard, non-low clearance garage door.
2244840
I found this product fails to stick to my tile floor. I would go to ACE, Home Depot or Lowes. If their products fail, you can return it. I'm not a big fan of this stuff. There's a possibility the the cable may not fit which will prevent the corduct from sitting flat on the floor. 2 sided tape may fix it? Good luck.
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I would suggest watching the installation video here: http://www.garageflooringllc.com/gfllc-video-resources/ For most garage applications adhesive is not suggested and we never suggest double sided tape. I prefer seam tape to join mats together and if I have to use something at the front edge (which typically I do not) I would use the 3M #80 Spray adhesive.
433584
Mine is firmly fixed to the base; there does not seem to be any extra glue on the bottom, nor is it fixed via a screw at the bottom.
174069
I've never tried to remove mine even though some posts here say it'll fall off over time (mine's been on the bottom of my door for two years now). Perhaps some sort of oil-based product will remove it or at least help, such vegetable oil or even wd-40. You may have to let it set for a few before trying to remove the strip. Good luck!
2253794
Try a product by the name of "goof off" It should take the glue off and not damage the floor. Use alittle at a time
2125413
I installed this with no adhesive at all. just look up how to install it on youtube.
776463
Hmm, we didn't. What we did do was to go to hardware store and buy a little metal contraption with white plastic wheel to "anchor" the door to the baseboard right where meets the door jamb when the sliding door is open. We have cats that like to insert a forepaw under the sliding door when it's closed and pull so that the door lifts outward, then bangs back down, so we wanted to prevent them from doing that. But there's no floor guide. I don't remember whether the kit came with a floor guide, but my husband didn't use it (if it did), and we don't miss it.
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No it does not usually come with adhesive strips, but i got mine for about 3 dollars. Also you will probably want to secure with some super glue gel. Only use drops of it around the corners and use some small spring clamps until glue dries.
1725012
I did not have an issue installing this. My best guess is you will need to clean off the existing adhesive tape and use new tape.
672400
Unfortunately, this one is a hard plastic material that doesn't grip the floor- it slips all over the place, so you'd have to tape it down or secure it somehow. You're better off getting a foam rubber type.
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The strips should be two way. I put them on the top of the corner on each side, and then put the guard on the corner. I'd it doesn't work, you can get two sided tape at any hardware store.
2257494
If you do not have the manufacturer's paperwork anymore, to order a new strip, take the strip to your local home improvement store. You might luck out w/a workable replacement part. This happened to one of my chairs, also. I re-glued it back in place.
1712267
No glue or adhesive is needed. Remove the original carefully, and you will see that all you'd need to do is just press the new one into the slot in the frame. saved over $200 by doing it myself.
221765
You do not need to screw it onto the floor. What I had to do is use a floor mat. Either the rubber type or the furry type work really well. The two screws in the back really dig in and grip the surface. But whatever you decide I know you will be pleased with the performance of this Beater. Good luck!
1388606
I can't help you with this one. I purchased this for my garage door. Ask maintenance for help?