- The Endura Flap Sliding Glass Door 'Draft Stopper' will work with any brand of patio panel pet door for sliding glass doors
- Seals the gap up to 1 1/2" wide between stationary and sliding panels when a panel pet door is installed
- Two height options to fit your sliding door panel
- Comes in black and white
- Weathertight insulation prevents energy loss
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Product Details
Also known as 'Center Post Weather Strip,' this adhesive strip will seal the drafty gap created between stationary and sliding glass doors when a panel pet door is installed. Available in black or white to accommodate differing door colors, the draft stopper is easily installed using the adhesive backing and fits all Endura Flap panels. The adhesive strip is 1/2" wide and begins inset 1/8". Overall width is 1 7/ 8". If your door is higher than 96", purchase another 81" draft stopper and trim to the accurate size. Some customers use two—one at each end of the gap—for an even better seal. This energy-saving product is included in all Thermo Panel 3e, Quick Panel 3, and Thermo Panel 2e Microchip patio panels.
Installation Instructions
Step 1: Clean the area with rubbing alcohol prior to starting for the best results.
Step 2: You can put the draft stopper on the back edge of the sliding panel or on the outside. It is recommended to place the first one on the inside. If it is too wide, you can trim lengthwise, but be careful not to trim too much, as that would prevent it from doing its job. Remember that you want the draft stopper to just barely kiss the glass. If you overlap it too much, it will wear down the adhesive and will not stay installed for long.
Step 3: Start at the top and as you unroll it pull the strip covering the adhesive as you go down, not all at once. This will allow you to have more control and get it in a straighter line.
Step 4: Trim any excess off at the bottom.
Note: Depending on the top and bottom tracks that stick up, in order to get it to go the full length of the slider you may need to notch out small sections for it to fit over the railing.
Videos
Endura Flap Sliding Glass Dog Door Installation Video
Jump to 1:40 for draft stopper installation
FAQ
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Can I paint the Draft Stopper? We do not recommend painting it unless you use additional sealant since the paint can flake off when weather conditions make the rubber expand and contract. |
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Can I use weather stripping on the inside and on the outside? Yes! This is a great solution for those in extreme weather conditions who need maximum insulation value. |
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Can I use this with a panel I already have? Yes! It can be used with any of the Endura Flap panels, including window panels. |
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How wide is a strip of the draft stopper? It covers gaps up to 1 ½” wide. |
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What do I do if my door is too short or tall for any of the sizes listed? For any height less than 81" or 96", you can use a pair of scissors to trim the draft stopper to the desired length. For any sliding glass doors taller than 96", you can purchase 2 draft stoppers and trim the second one to fit the remaining height you need. |
Warranty
Endura Flap products have a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under standard regular use. Damage caused by not using the product as intended, improper installation, and chewing is not covered under this warranty.Customer Reviews
Installation Instructions
Step 1: Clean the area with rubbing alcohol prior to starting for the best results.
Step 2: You can put the draft stopper on the back edge of the sliding panel or on the outside. It is recommended to place the first one on the inside. If it is too wide, you can trim lengthwise, but be careful not to trim too much, as that would prevent it from doing its job. Remember that you want the draft stopper to just barely kiss the glass. If you overlap it too much, it will wear down the adhesive and will not stay installed for long.
Step 3: Start at the top and as you unroll it pull the strip covering the adhesive as you go down, not all at once. This will allow you to have more control and get it in a straighter line.
Step 4: Trim any excess off at the bottom.
Note: Depending on the top and bottom tracks that stick up, in order to get it to go the full length of the slider you may need to notch out small sections for it to fit over the railing.
Videos
Endura Flap Sliding Glass Dog Door Installation Video
Jump to 1:40 for draft stopper installation
FAQ
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Can I paint the Draft Stopper? We do not recommend painting it unless you use additional sealant since the paint can flake off when weather conditions make the rubber expand and contract. |
|
Can I use weather stripping on the inside and on the outside? Yes! This is a great solution for those in extreme weather conditions who need maximum insulation value. |
|
Can I use this with a panel I already have? Yes! It can be used with any of the Endura Flap panels, including window panels. |
|
How wide is a strip of the draft stopper? It covers gaps up to 1 ½” wide. |
|
What do I do if my door is too short or tall for any of the sizes listed? For any height less than 81" or 96", you can use a pair of scissors to trim the draft stopper to the desired length. For any sliding glass doors taller than 96", you can purchase 2 draft stoppers and trim the second one to fit the remaining height you need. |
Warranty
Endura Flap products have a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under standard regular use. Damage caused by not using the product as intended, improper installation, and chewing is not covered under this warranty.Customer Reviews
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