Pemko - S88W25 SiliconSeal Adhesive-Backed Fire/Smoke Gasketing, White Silicone, 0.5" W x 0.25" H x 25' L

$ 29.62

Score By Feature

Based on 73 ratings

Delivery

9.60

Giftable

9.70

Satisfaction

9.70

Value for money

9.50

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Product Description

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SiliconSeal is made of high-temperature silicone and can be used at temperatures ranging from -58 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit.

Compresses to a 1/16" gap after starting compression at 1/4".

Self-extinguishing and non-toxic; sunlight, ozone, and ultraviolet rays have no effect on it.

Fungus and mildew resistant; will not deteriorate when exposed to normal conditions.

It complies with FAR 25. Airworthiness Standards for Compartment Interiors (Airworthiness Standards for Compartment Interiors (Airworthiness Standards for Compartment Interiors (

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use it as a bedroom door in order to reduce noise?

It won't make much of a difference in terms of noise reduction, in my opinion.

Is it possible to use this to close a gap between two interior French doors of 1/4" to 1/2"?

If the gap is 1/4" or less, the gap will be sealed if the gasketing is placed on each face; however, if the gap is 1/2" or less, gaps will appear if the gasketing is not perfectly aligned AND is not exactly 1/2" or less. Furthermore, with such a large gap, it will not look very nice.

What are you doing with this?

This is an adhesive weatherstrip that is applied around the perimeter of a door frame to seal the gap around the door, preventing air and light from passing through.

Selected User Reviews For Pemko - S88W25 SiliconSeal Adhesive-Backed Fire/Smoke Gasketing, White Silicone, 0.5" W x 0.25" H x 25' L

Mates' rooms must be kept silent! This was a last-ditch effort to silence one of my obnoxious roommates, who gets up at 4 a

5/5

m. every morning. Easy to install, and voila, I'm not having to listen to that turd walk around the hardwood with his heavy, unnecessarily loud stepping and closing of doors any longer! br>br>When pressed, this seal can become extremely thin. Forms well to a wide range of door gaps and is long-lasting. br>br>10/10 Would use it again to whip my roommate!.

Mae AKHTAR

| Nov 06, 2021

The job was completed successfully! The front door of our newly purchased condo leads to a hallway

5/5

At night, when all the lights were turned off inside, we noticed light peeping through the door perimeter, as well as any noise from the hallway. Place the gasket around the door stop to block light, reduce sound, and possibly reduce dust infiltration. The adhesive holds up well and hasn't peeled away.

Anya BURROWS

| Apr 04, 2021

It's a seal made of smoke

5/5

It's a seal made of smoke. Pemko has been making this stuff for decades, and it's still the best; unlike foam insulation, it won't cause your door to stick or make noise. It blocks smoke, light around the edges of the door, and to a lesser extent, noise, and is well worth using on all of your interior doors.

Juan Brock

| Nov 03, 2021

Excellent product! It's simple to cut and put together

5/5

There's less noise, and there's no light coming in through the door jamb! Don't waste your time with weatherstrips that are made of foam. I previously tried using a foam weatherstrip, and while it did provide a seal, it also made closing my door more difficult. Furthermore, this one appears to be better, with a higher-quality finish. foam strips at the end.

Jedidiah Galvan

| May 29, 2021

It was exactly what I was looking for

5/5

In the colder months, I used this on some porch windows to keep it a little warmer. It was simple to use and provided just the right amount of "seal" for my needs.

Finnegan Holland

| Oct 09, 2021

It's fantastic! flexible in its approach I purchased eight rolls to weatherstrip ten casement windows in my 75-year-old home

5/5

It's fantastic! extremely adaptable, and simple to set up Tip for Setup: When the selfstick doesn't stick, it could be because it's too old or because there's something wrong with the jamb. I mixed 1/4 cup lacquer thinner with 10 seconds of contact cement and painted it on the area where the seal would go. It's also perfect. It's not a good idea to use old chalky paint; instead, start with a fresh coat of paint.