A quick Google search for “weatherstrip” (or “weather strip,” as it is sometimes called) yields a wide range of results. However, we generally see the term weatherstrip used to refer to a specific part or strip of material used to cover the joint of a door or window and prevent water, snow, and cold air from getting inside.

We carry a range of different products to get this job done including self-sealing options, adhesives, and various sizes to fit your needs. Weatherproof trims are a preferred choice in automotive, marine, and transportation for their reliability and finished look:

Trim is a versatile product that comes in different versions and materials and can have many end uses. As the name suggests, trim is generally used to cover rough edges. Edge trim—or an edge guard—is designed to protect edges from damage, protect users from injury due to exposed sharp materials, or even enhance the aesthetics of a product. These come in different materials, such as rubber, leather, and plastic, and have vast industry applications.

Gaskets are seals specifically engineered to prevent leaks of substances like liquids, gasses and chemicals between stationary parts—whereas seals are usually used on moving parts. Gaskets are the ultimate solution to connect two surfaces together, create a buffer against metal-on-metal, or even block out extraneous noise. They are often made with non-reactive and stable materials like rubber or another felxible matieral, so they are excellent for sealing areas that face harsh conditions, including ozine, sunlight, and severe weather conditions.