The seals of a garage door are wear components, so it is not unusual to need to replace them after several years of being exposed to cold winters and hot summers. Having seals in good condition remains essential for maintaining good insulation on your garage door. Replacing them requires finding a compatible model, which is not always easy. We offer on most of our models below the option to order a sample for €1 to simply check if the proposed model can be mounted on your door.
For bottom door seals, adaptation is simpler. If you have issues with water infiltration under the bottom of your garage door, it is possible to complement the insulation of your bottom door seal (ideally a tubular seal) with a waterstop threshold seal that is glued to the floor.
To best maintain the seals of your garage door, we advise applying silicone spray grease to the flexible parts before the cold season. This will limit the aging of your seals and prevent resistance on your door during these operations.
What are the signs that should be replaced the joints of my garage door?
Signs of wear such as cracks, tears, or reduced insulation are indicators that it is time to replace the joints.
What regular maintenance do I have to perform on the seals of my garage door?
Apply bomb silicone grease to soft parts before the cold season to maintain joints in good condition and avoid excessive resistance during door maneuvers.
How to measure the seals of my sectional garage door?
Use a tape meter to measure the length, width and height of existing joints. Take note of the dimensions and compare them to the specifications of the new seals offered on our website. Note that it is sometimes complicated to determine with only measures if a seal will or''O not replace on your sectional door. To allow you to test the most easily our models, we offer you on the majority of our joints the possibility of ordering a sample of a few centimeters, just enough to check if the model will suit your Sectional garage door.
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