I have this felt weatherstripping on my windows and sliding glass door that needs replacing. It slides into a groove on the metal frame. A picture is at
Where do I get this felt weatherstripping?
My guess, felt.
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Clip a sample and take it with you. Can you re-attach the strip or is it beyond repair? You can find a roll of felt strip...seen them, but forget where.
-- Oren
"The voices in my head may not be real, but they have some good ideas!"
Looks like Schlegle stripping. Try a storm door/window outfit. Or a real hardware store.
Yep, it's Schegel. I was told that it was developed for the cockpit canopy of the Messeschmidt jet fighter. Anyone else heard that?
Nope, never heard of it. Building cockpits must be expensive with a weather strip VS home repair type material?
-- Oren
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Go to a real glass company. They need all different types to do installs & repairs.
It's definitely not felt.
I call it mousefur, but technically it is a kerf mounted pile weatherstripping, and any local window or storm door mfr should have it.
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