Beside threshold.Is there something you install on door to complete seal? all people write about is floor. what about the door?
1051351
yes you can put a sweep on the bottom of the garage door plus the threshold and that sould give you a waterproof seal except for a driving rain that is almost horizonal and hardly anything can stop that. Good products from amazon solved my garage door problem
1051352
If your door has a rubber gasket on it now, which it should. Then you do not have to do anything to the door.
398255
No. I think it's for the door which has a flexible seal already in the shape of the threshold cross section (the sectiom profile need not be exactly the same).
1051353
The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up higher. Easy adjustment. The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up... » Read More The bottom of garage doors have a gasket that shapes itself into a u shape; either edge fits into a slot and causes it to belly out. It isn't good enough for rain, which flows right under it. When you put this down you get a solid seal against outside weather and everything stays dry. I do have to say that their adhesive gave up after only two years; I cleaned it and put it down with Liquid Nails and silicone; it won't budge, even if you kick it. And adjust the travel in your garage door opener. There's a hole in the side that has arrows to tell you whether you're going lower or coming up higher. Easy adjustment. « Show Less
2139074
It just needs to make a seal, with most of the air out. You don't need to hear a click
2281663
Every installation is different. Run a test and find out. Depends on how strong you set it for, how strong the spring is on your door latch, how hard you want the door to close, etc. Common sense.
622413
Use this in addition to the seal already on the bottom. I'm a contractor and have used it successfully multiple times- works great!
1768357
I would recommend sealing them all the way around for best (safe) measure. I had them done by a professional garage and the charge to do it was minimal.I wanted someone to install them who was had experience with the installation process etc. So far, so good. Hope this helps.
664126
Mine isn't actually sealed in. I just slide it closed and it holds right in place, so I can take it right out and open or close the door. But there isn't a good deal that way, they recommend taping it in for a seal.
2190892
I would suggest just closing off the room and place a rolled towel at the base of the door to seal the room. I haven't used mine yet, I had to move out temporarily for health reasons. There should be instructions on the package.
239038
I'm no expert by any means, so I would have to refer you to Google or YouTube to help you find your answer. I will give you my best answer as what I plan on doing. I will make sure that the inside skin of the door is clean by using acetone or similar product and only apply enough to cover about 50%. i will also keep the vapor barrier on the door to help keep moisture down to a minimum. I hope this helps out a little. sorry for not being to thorough.
1631878
Sorry, I did not do the work so I don't have an answer for you. The floor installer did it.
565455
I moved before ever using it. But the package includes enough for top and sides only- it doesn't include any type of threshold seal.
223066
The door must be parrell with the floor. You controll the down travel of door with adjustment on door opener. Not sur I understand your question. If your floor is not flat and level then this item will not fix your problem.
76826
1) In only, 2) out only 3) closed completely 4) open completely I'm not thrilled with this door. There is no liner to cover up the bar inside of the door once you cut the hole so wood shows. It's rough, and over time it will probably darken and look crappy. Also, they did not send screws long enough to adequately attach it to the door. I had screws, so it worked out, but this is not the best door I've ever bought. If I were to do it over, I'd find another option. My cat passed away shortly after we got it, so not sure how it will hold up, but prior doors at other homes installed easier and lasted longer than I anticipate this one will. 1) In only, 2) out only 3) closed completely 4) open completely I'm not thrilled with this door. There is no liner to cover up the bar inside of the door once you cut the hole so wood shows. It's rough, and over time it will probably darken and look crappy. Also, they did not send screws long enough to adequately attach it to the door. I had screws, so it worked out, but this is not the best door I've ever bought. If I were to do it over, I'd find another option. My cat passed away shortly after we got it, so not sure how it will hold up, but prior doors at other homes installed easier and... » Read More 1) In only, 2) out only 3) closed completely 4) open completely I'm not thrilled with this door. There is no liner to cover up the bar inside of the door once you cut the hole so wood shows. It's rough, and over time it will probably darken and look crappy. Also, they did not send screws long enough to adequately attach it to the door. I had screws, so it worked out, but this is not the best door I've ever bought. If I were to do it over, I'd find another option. My cat passed away shortly after we got it, so not sure how it will hold up, but prior doors at other homes installed easier and lasted longer than I anticipate this one will. « Show Less
1700865
The seal? About 1 1/4" thick. It certainly didn't work with my uneven floor. Just do it right and get the wax
1950545
No. The seams are exposed no matter how tight you get them. There may be a sealer or go with a one piece floor???
124188
It has small vents on one side plus the floor u just set in so u should get some ventilation there., also the door can remain open n has bars on top &#128285; half of the door. I'm sure u can add extra insulation, I contacted them to ask if I could add a water sealant to it n they said it was fine. Hope &#128591; this helps. Good luck! If u look more on amazon I think there's a cooling pad/bed for dogs.
131230
Hi Lori,My answer would be to use the provided plastic panel and to make sure you use some type of thick caulking around the actual door itself (both inside and outside). I hope this helped! Kristie
1554697
Hello, It is recommended to use the window vent installation kit that is included with the package. As for floor venting , as long as it is not hazardous you may use it as you wish. Sincerely, Planet 73