Metal leaf weatherstripping attaches to the bottom of door frames to create a tight seal that blocks out cold air, dust, and moisture. This type of weatherstripping is strong, durable, and won’t crack, peel, or lose shape over time. It also improves aesthetic appearance.

Kerf weatherstripping fits flush within a groove, slot, or kerf built into the door frame. It creates a seal that prevents sound, moisture, water, and drafts from entering rooms and buildings. This weatherstripping is usually made of flexible materials like foam or rubber.

Weatherstrip tubing is flexible and seals gaps around doors and windows to prevent unwanted drafts from entering a room or building. This tubing can be cut to fit gaps or grooves of varying size.

Door astragals mount on the interior or exterior side of double doors to form a seal that prevents drafts from entering interior spaces.