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The Right Seal to Keep Cold Out
The Duck has a solution for nearly any application
When determining the right seal, it is important to consider what material and profile is best for the job. The Duck® brand markets a variety of weather seals to provide consumers with a specialized product for nearly any application.
Step 1
· Insulating Foam or Rubber Tapes (closed cell foam)
Better insulation than open cell foam; high-density; self-adhesive.
· Vinyl or Rubber Gasket Weather Seals
Extremely durable; designed for exterior nail-on application.
Step 2
· Foam Tape
For wood trimmed windows and doors; ideal for exterior applications.
· Insulating Felt Strip
Good for temporary application; economical; nails or staples on.
Step 3
· Super “V” Weatherseal
Narrow profile is best for use on doors and variable gaps
· Super “P” Tubular Weatherseal
“P”-shaped profile is best for Medium sized doors and windows
· Super “R” Ribbed Weatherseal
The ribbed channels are great for all-purpose sealing applications on doors or windows
· Super “E” Weatherseal
Two deep channels make this profile ideal for small gaps around the home
· Super “D” Weatherseal
“D-shaped” profile offers larger area of rubber to block large gaps
Step 4
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene-Diene Monomer) Rubber Seals
The strongest and most durable seal, with excellent weathering and aging resistance. Great for sealing leaks all year round.
Acrylic Latex Caulk
Long-lasting; easy to use; adheres to a variety of surfaces.
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