Questions and Answers for ProSeal 10 ft. Garage Door Bottom Seal Insert Forms A U-Shape with 1/4 in. T-Ends

A:  Yes, you can easily cut it with a utility knife or a miter saw.

A:  Yes, you can cut it with shears, heavy duty scissors or even a sharp utility knife..

A:  Yes. Ours was a bit long even after leaving enough to tuck in. Cut easily with household scissors.

A:  Yes you should be able to cut to fit, I had to trim mine and it worked fine

A:  Depending on how old your garage floor is, I would contact the contractor who placed the concrete floor. This seal will not solve the problem of a space that large on the bottom of the door.

A:  What is the question?

A:  Poured garage floors are generally uneven. The rubber gasket on the edge of your garage should provide a firm fit, but I'm not sure that a 1.5 to 2 inch gap on either end will be covered by the gasket - most the material might stretch would be half an inch.

A:  Depends on how much your center section of concrete has risen. Seal is flexible but only a certain amount.

A:  fit perfectly, very soft

A:  I didn't use T ends and it worked fine.

A:  Contact the manufacturer of your garage door.

A:  Home Depot

A:  Don’t know about smaller T-ends. You could try lubricating the seal and the track with a soap solution.

A:  The ends might be pinched a little to keep the gasket from sliding out. Try a flat blade screwdriver to spread the channel.

A:  Yes highly recommended great garage seal

A:  Depending on how loose it is, you will probably just go up 1 more size in width. I think the widths increase by either 1/16th or 1/8th of an inch each time. The problem is that if you get it too big, then you will have a hard time pulling it through the track. If it is just a little loose and doesn't fall out of the track, then just leave it alone.

A:  The next size up would be 3/8 . When you say it is loose is it falling out of the track?

A:  Cut off a part of your old strip and measure it.

A:  You need 5/16th T-Ends

A:  Try the 3/8 inch be sure and mix you some soapy water and use it when you install it makes it a whole lot easier

A:  Difficult to answer your question. You need to measure the size of the groove and purchase the appropriate size. Remember, that the gasket "T" size cannot be too large or you will not be able to pull it through the entire groove of the door.

A:  The next size up that we manufacturer is 3/8". Our part number is 38020.

A:  3/16 inch

A:  This seal only came with the rubber. Try HD or a garage door shop maybe they have the replacements.

A:  No. Just the bottom seal. Note: It is important to get the correct "lip" at both ends of the curved (U shaped) seal. The one I received was thicker than required, which made it more difficult to install. You probably should get the thinnest that they make.

A:  This seal did not and only know you may have to buy separate or get from garage door mfg.

A:  Our 54009 Bottom Door Seal Kit comes with PVC channels.

A:  Not the one I bought, it was all rubber. FYI: it fit perfectly

A:  No and they are flimsy

A:  It should fit with no problem if for some reason it don't fit the track on the bottom of the garage door can be change .

A:  Worked great fit well easy install

A:  Look at the old seal and compare. It will be a u shaped seal that attaches by having two T-shaped ends inserting into to grooves at the bottom of the door.

A:  if the bottom rail accepts this style it will. look at the bottom bracket in the display. mine worked great and was very easy to install. look it upon utube for installation, very helpful.

A:  I am not familiar with an Amarr brand door but the seal is made to fit in a 1/4 inch slot on each side which then forms a 'U' in the seal.

A:  It is .25 inch.

A:  1/4 in.

A:  Mine measured 1/4 inch wide and 5/64 inch thick.

A:  I had to return one which was SUPPOSED to be 1/4" but was larger and wouldn't fit in the grrove.

A:  The dimensions of the product are as follows: 1.5" x 20' x 3.5".

A:  Only the 3.5" seal.

A:  no this fits in the bottom of the garage door which just closes on a flat surface. there is a small lip inside the garage floor.it was very easy to install and you can look how to install on u-tube.

A:  Yes, it was 20 feet.

A:  It's probably just about 20', as noted in the product title. I used it on my 16' door and there was plenty of extra. I cut off the excess and folded the ends back in on itself. Still had 2-3" extending beyond each edge of the door.

A:  yes it has alot of extra length mine had about 2 feet extra

A:  20'

A:  yes

A:  The width is 3.5 inches.

A:  It is at least 4 inches wide to accommodate different size doors

A:  The specs (available via the "See Full Description" link) do list the width, stated as "Measures 3.5 in. wide when layed flat".

A:  I bought it last year and the width (laying flat before installation) was about 4 inches.

A:  3.75" width flat. When installed in a U shape, the contact area is about 2" wide.