Thanks NickFordoholic Nick wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 9:26 pmHi Andy,
Here you go mate.
https://www.garagedoorpartsuk.co.uk/gar ... yTEALw_wcB
I just measured between the frames of my garage door and ordered the one slightly longer then cut it down with a junior hacksaw. Mine is about 3 inches past the frame but you can cut it exactly to frame and cut out a section around the frame itself depending how the door closes onto it. Very easy to cut down. Scroll down and you will see the selection of lengths they do mate The adhesive is proper good stuff too. Really grips it well. You don't really notice driving over it too either mate. Think it's about 16mm high. There are higher ones on the market too. Just put "Garage door weather strip" into Google and they will all come up. EBay do loads too but this is the company I bought from and very quick delivery with very clear instructions how to fit. I left mine about two days after fixing but 24hrs is all it needs before driving over it. Hope this helps fella
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I made my own, so that's an option Andy. Using strips of wood, say three inches wide by an inch or less high, you can screw it down into the concrete and run a line of silicone sealant either side (or underneath it) to give a nice tight to the floor seal. You don't really feel like you are driving over that either, especially if you round/sand the edges off. Creosote or paint it and it will be there for years, keeps loads of crud and water out.
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Hi Paul.pbar wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2020 8:50 pmI made my own, so that's an option Andy. Using strips of wood, say three inches wide by an inch or less high, you can screw it down into the concrete and run a line of silicone sealant either side (or underneath it) to give a nice tight to the floor seal. You don't really feel like you are driving over that either, especially if you round/sand the edges off. Creosote or paint it and it will be there for years, keeps loads of crud and water out.
I had and old length of plastic quadrant beading that I added to a piece of decking board and have screwed and silicone sealed it all in place. After recent wind and rain it appears to have worked As you say it's easy to drive over and a cheap fix too
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Superb, good one Andy, yes that looks very similar to mine actually. Except that instead of the plastic strip I have a thick bead of silicione sealant all the way along, both sides.
Just the job that, and it will be there for as long as you want it to be, permanent solution.
Just the job that, and it will be there for as long as you want it to be, permanent solution.
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Always nice to fix things for free or very little outlay Paulpbar wrote: ↑Sat Jun 27, 2020 5:07 pm Superb, good one Andy, yes that looks very similar to mine actually. Except that instead of the plastic strip I have a thick bead of silicione sealant all the way along, both sides.
Just the job that, and it will be there for as long as you want it to be, permanent solution.
I found about 3 metres of that edging strip on top of the garage roof Otherwise like you it would have been a bead of sealant.
Anyway must dash now, off to Dartmoor for a spin
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Definitely Andy yes! And in this age of high consumerism and the ideal of just throwing money at a problem, it is very satisfying to find an alternate way to acheive the solution. Very satisfying indeed.