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OT - Door Weatherstripping

 
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Buck Turgidson
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 5:55 pm    Post subject: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

Not exactly related to WW, but I have exterior doors with a flat copper
weatherstripping band that is about 1/25" wide. It is tacked into the
jamb about every inch or so.

It is cracked so I'd like to replace it, since it seems pretty
effective. However, I can't seem to locate a source for it. Anyone
know of any supplier that carries it?
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Frank McVey
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 8:32 pm    Post subject: Re: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

"Buck Turgidson" <jc_va@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e14322-62r.ln1@turf.turgidson.com...
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Not exactly related to WW, but I have exterior doors with a flat copper
weatherstripping band that is about 1/25" wide. It is tacked into the
jamb about every inch or so.

It is cracked so I'd like to replace it, since it seems pretty
effective. However, I can't seem to locate a source for it. Anyone
know of any supplier that carries it?

Funnily enough, I asked a similar question a week or two ago. Attached is
my question and Mel's reply.

"Frank McVey" <frank.mcvey2@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
news:chqi68$7ru$1@news7.svr.pol.co.uk...
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I've just got quite a large commission to refurbish/replace a number of
12-pane vertically sliding sash windows in a 300-year old farmhouse. I
don't have any problems with that, but these things were fitted with
Hermeseal draught excluders nearly 40 years ago. These are like a very
fine
leaf spring (looks like a copper alloy), with a Vee cross-section. Each
leaf of the Vee is about 1" wide, and the top of the Vee is open by around
1/4" when not under compression. One leaf of the Vee is punched for
nailing, so the whole spring looks a little like a slightly-open piano
hinge. Obviously these were obtainable in considerable lengths, since
the
same system was fitted around the lady's doors.



A quick google for bronze weatherstrip found this supplier.
(USA I'm afraid)

http://www.kilianhardware.com/sprinbronwea.html

This is a flat strip you nail on and run a tool down to make
it bow outwards although I notice they also list some V-strip too.

http://www.kilianhardware.com/otsprinbronw.html



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Buck Turgidson
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 8:42 pm    Post subject: Re: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

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A quick google for bronze weatherstrip found this supplier.
(USA I'm afraid)

http://www.kilianhardware.com/sprinbronwea.html

This is a flat strip you nail on and run a tool down to make
it bow outwards although I notice they also list some V-strip too.

http://www.kilianhardware.com/otsprinbronw.html

Great. The former is what I need. I was googling on copper, not
bronze. I may be in Philly next month...

Thanks.
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Eric Ryder
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 6:00 am    Post subject: Re: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

The Borg carries it here.
WeatherstrippingSpring Weatherstrip, Frost King

__________________________________________________________________________

Craft@Hrs Unit Material Labor Total

__________________________________________________________________________

Spring Weatherstrip, Frost King

You set spring tension to create maximum seal. Fits one average door or
window.

__________________________________________________________________________

SKU 518603, No. MB617H, 1-1/8", Bronze BC@.350 Ea 6.97 9.73 16.70

__________________________________________________________________________

"Buck Turgidson" <jc_va@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e14322-62r.ln1@turf.turgidson.com...
Quote:
Not exactly related to WW, but I have exterior doors with a flat copper
weatherstripping band that is about 1/25" wide. It is tacked into the
jamb about every inch or so.

It is cracked so I'd like to replace it, since it seems pretty effective.
However, I can't seem to locate a source for it. Anyone know of any
supplier that carries it?
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Buck Turgidson
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 8:52 pm    Post subject: Re: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

Eric Ryder wrote:
Quote:
The Borg carries it here.
WeatherstrippingSpring Weatherstrip, Frost King

__________________________________________________________________________

Craft@Hrs Unit Material Labor Total

__________________________________________________________________________

Spring Weatherstrip, Frost King

You set spring tension to create maximum seal. Fits one average door or
window.

__________________________________________________________________________

SKU 518603, No. MB617H, 1-1/8", Bronze BC@.350 Ea 6.97 9.73 16.70



Thanks. I didn't see it at my Borg here in No. Va.
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Buck Turgidson
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 23, 2004 3:35 am    Post subject: Re: OT - Door Weatherstripping Reply with quote

Quote:
A quick google for bronze weatherstrip found this supplier.
(USA I'm afraid)

http://www.kilianhardware.com/sprinbronwea.html

This is a flat strip you nail on and run a tool down to make
it bow outwards although I notice they also list some V-strip too.

http://www.kilianhardware.com/otsprinbronw.html


FYI, I ordered 2 rolls from this company on Monday. I received them today
(Wednesday) after charging me only $5 shipping. I highly recommend them.

Thanks.
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