Even if there are small gaps currently under the garage door the weather seal provided in this kit will close up those gaps.
Mouse proof garage door seals.
We have rodent guards for garage doors rodent proof garage door seals and xcluder block garage door seals.
We purchased this because our current garage seal was no longer sealing and some mice were randomly entering our garage.
In the photo you can see on this particular repair i also had to add a very small bock of pvc behind the trapezoidal block.
The stainless steel wool rodent proof garage door bottom rubber seal is an excellent product that delivers on its promise.
1 inspect the garage door threshold which is the strip of rubber adhered.
Do what you need to leave no larger than 1 4 cracks.
This kit comes with 3 wide laid flat rodent proof weather seal that will provide an excellent seal to the floor.
The durable outer gasket ensures a lasting dependable weather seal saving you money on heating and cooling expenses.
Xcluder garage rodent guards will also keep out cold and hot drafts which will help lower your utility bills.
Our xcluder garage door bottom seal kit can be installed on any garage door.
You can easily seal all gaps or holes in and around your garage door as an important step towards mouse proofing your home.
Rodent block door seals feature fabric providing an easy to install barrier that is virtually impenetrable to rodents.
Whether it be eating a hole through a section of the garage door or gaining access through the tiniest gaps in the seals for your vents plumbing air conditioner and more.
Installation is best with two people use water as they suggest to move the seal through the track.
Our xcluder brand door bottom seals will work with existing aluminum and plastic seal retainers and t bottom retainers.
Line the pvc filler block up with the back of the door trim and flush with the surface the weatherstripping will be attached to.
Glue it in with construction adhesive.
These rodent proof door seals will mouse proof a shed or keep rats out of the garage.
To ensure you don t get any more mice in your garage you will need to seal off any and all gaps cracks and openings around the interior and exterior walls of your home.