Brown Door Bottom with Vinyl Fins, 36 Inches Length

Introducing the 36-inch brown replacement door bottom with vinyl fins, model #db346, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile door bottom is designed to fit most brands of entry doors, making it an essential component for anyone looking to improve their door’s sealing and energy efficiency. Whether you have a steel or wood door measuring 1 and 3/4 inches thick, this replacement door bottom offers a reliable solution to seal gaps and enhance comfort in your home or business.

• Universal compatibility:Fits a variety of 1 and 3/4-inch steel or wood doors, ensuring broad usability across many door types.
• Effective sealing:Features vinyl fins that seal gaps up to 1/2 inch high, helping to prevent drafts, dust, and insects from entering through the bottom of your door.
• Replacement for pre-hung door bottoms:Designed to replace many pre-hung style door bottoms, making it a convenient upgrade or repair part.
• Durable construction:The brown finish and sturdy materials provide a long-lasting solution that blends well with most door styles.

This replacement door bottom is perfect for homeowners and contractors in Grass valley who want to improve energy efficiency and comfort by sealing unwanted gaps beneath entry doors. Imagine reducing drafts during colder months or keeping out dust and pests during warmer seasons. This product is ideal for use in residential entryways, office doors, or any location where a tight seal is necessary to maintain indoor climate control and cleanliness.
In summary, the 36-inch brown replacement door bottom with vinyl fins, model #db346is a practical and effective solution for sealing door gaps up to 1/2 inch high. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it offers a reliable way to enhance your door’s performance and comfort. Upgrade your entry doors today with this essential replacement part designed to fit most brands and styles.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.