--- product_id: 344442573 title: "M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP" brand: "m-d building products" price: "140.23 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "M D Building Products" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/344442573-m-d-building-products-52000-metal-weatherstrip store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Seals drafts & moisture 5.18 meters length Durable metal construction M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP **Brand:** m-d building products **Price:** 140.23 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ›‘οΈ Seal the deal on comfort and savings! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP by m-d building products - **How much does it cost?** 140.23 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/344442573-m-d-building-products-52000-metal-weatherstrip) ## Best For - m-d building products enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted m-d building products brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **All-Weather Defense:** Blocks drafts, moisture, dust, and insects for year-round comfort - β€’ **Simple Installation:** Straightforward setup that transforms old doors and windows instantly - β€’ **Energy-Saving Shield:** Locks in your heating and cooling to slash energy bills - β€’ **Robust Metal Durability:** Outlasts foam alternatives with sturdy bronze metal build - β€’ **Precision Fit, Custom Cut:** Easily trimmed with a hacksaw for a perfect seal every time ## Overview The M-D Building Products 52000 Metal Weatherstrip is a 5.18-meter bronze metal strip designed to seal gaps in door frames, effectively blocking drafts, moisture, dust, and insects. Its durable metal construction outperforms foam alternatives, providing long-lasting insulation that helps reduce energy costs. Easily cut to size with a hacksaw, it offers a straightforward installation process ideal for upgrading older doors and windows. ## Description The M-D Bronze Weatherseal protects against drafts, moisture, dust and insects. Save on energy by sealing the home and keeping the heat or air conditioning from escaping. Before installation, cut to desired length by using a hacksaw. Review: Instructions - I read that some thought instructions might have made it easier for them to install this. Some complained the holes were staggered. I only needed about 3 feet of the product to take care of where the two doors come together. We bought second hand doors, and this gasketing issue must have been to the reason. The primary opening door is warped. No problem. Add a thin strip of metal with the other gaskets to take up the slack. The one I received had no holes. Since you are looking to buy a home repair item, let's presume you own some tools like a hammer, a drill and some bits. Since I did not want to use the entire strip, I slit the plastic shipping 'bad' in a corner where the end of the strip was, and cut the tape. I grabbed a piece of scrap wood and drilled some 1/16" holes (would that be about 2mm for the non-imperial ones?). They came out about 3 inches (10cm) apart, close to the edge. I cut the strip to length with a pair of scissors. It is nice they did not go so think that I would have to find my tin snips, and any one that did not have tin snips would have to go buy some just for this project. I taped the cut piece in place and drilled a hole about half the distance of depth of what the nail was to go. I'm happy that I did. The nail is a little less than 1/16" wide, so it slid in to the depth. Using a tack hammer (you have to tap lightly), I drove the nail to just touching the strip, but not smashing it in. I preceded with the rest. The strip came out pretty smooth, barring a couple misses with the tack hammer. Now for the fitting: our situation is a little unique with the warped door. Where the doors come together the strip needed to drop down farther than near the hinge. I did not pull down on the metal, that would only knick it. I used a trick that I learned a while ago. Take a coin (I used the scissors), press it near the nails at a slight angle and make a crease (The factory creases are there to help you do this). The nail side will stay, the other side will bend slightly toward the door opening. Do a little at a time and watch what happens. Test the doors seal every couple minutes by looking for light shining through the seal. In the area where the light in shining through, use the coin at the newly formed crease again, but just draw one inch. Close the door and look again. Note: you do not want the metal to press hard against the door. The interaction will add more wear and tear to the items. You just want the metal to contact the door to seal out most drafts and insects. Take your time. You did not want to do this twice. Review: Good Quality - Good quality and more than enough to weatherstrip a door. Perfect fit. ## Features - M-D Building Products - Brand name: M-D Building Products - Model number: 52000 - Country of Origin: China ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B012E4L88M | | Brand | M-D Building Products | | Brand Name | M-D Building Products | | Color | Bronze | | Colour | Bronze | | Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 387 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00043374520002 | | Included Components | WEATHERSTRIP | | Item Dimensions L x W | 5.18L Meters | | Item Thickness | 1.12 Inches | | Item Type Name | METAL WEATHERSTRIP | | Item Weight | 9.6 Ounces | | Item thickness | 1.12 Inches | | Manufacturer | M-D Building Products | | Manufacturer Part Number | 52000 | | Material | Metal | | Material Type | Metal | | Model Number | 52000 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product dimensions | 5.18L Meters | | Recommended Uses For Product | sealing gaps in door frames for insulation and weather protection | | Recommended uses for product | sealing gaps in door frames for insulation and weather protection | | UPC | 043374520002 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** M-D Building Products - **Colour:** Bronze - **Item thickness:** 1.12 Inches - **Material:** Metal - **Product dimensions:** 5.18L Meters ## Images ![M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61P2CmDftYL.jpg) ![M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61h6RSYC5kL.jpg) ![M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71DjOk98JqL.jpg) ![M-D BUILDING PRODUCTS 52000 METAL WEATHERSTRIP - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71tCKKavD0L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What are the dimensions (width and length of the roll?)** A: The width is 1 1/8" (2.8 cm) and the length is 17' (5.2 meters). **Q: is this v-shaped when installed? What I'm trying to replace is a v-shaped copper door weather stripping. this appears flat in the product picture.** A: You Nail one side and the other pops out to seal when the door closes. Same as the older styele, just not a great photo. **Q: How thick is the material after installation? I can see light around my door, but the rubber weatherstripping is too thick, can’t shut door with it.** A: The short answer is that the thickness is β€˜adjustable’ based on how much you bend the metal strip. Once you nail on the the metal, you need to carefully bend the free edge towards the door edge to create the seal. I would say the maximum gap you could close would be around 3/8”. Most pre-hung doors will fit the frame closer than that. This adjustment is mostly trial and error. You just keep bending the strip and closing the door to look for light or gaps, then bend some more. Hope this helps. **Q: what is the real length of this roll of this product is it 10 feet or is it 17 feet** A: It was 17' - enough for top and two sides of the door jam. To be honest with you, I was not impressed with the product. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Instructions *by K***O on 6 December 2024* I read that some thought instructions might have made it easier for them to install this. Some complained the holes were staggered. I only needed about 3 feet of the product to take care of where the two doors come together. We bought second hand doors, and this gasketing issue must have been to the reason. The primary opening door is warped. No problem. Add a thin strip of metal with the other gaskets to take up the slack. The one I received had no holes. Since you are looking to buy a home repair item, let's presume you own some tools like a hammer, a drill and some bits. Since I did not want to use the entire strip, I slit the plastic shipping 'bad' in a corner where the end of the strip was, and cut the tape. I grabbed a piece of scrap wood and drilled some 1/16" holes (would that be about 2mm for the non-imperial ones?). They came out about 3 inches (10cm) apart, close to the edge. I cut the strip to length with a pair of scissors. It is nice they did not go so think that I would have to find my tin snips, and any one that did not have tin snips would have to go buy some just for this project. I taped the cut piece in place and drilled a hole about half the distance of depth of what the nail was to go. I'm happy that I did. The nail is a little less than 1/16" wide, so it slid in to the depth. Using a tack hammer (you have to tap lightly), I drove the nail to just touching the strip, but not smashing it in. I preceded with the rest. The strip came out pretty smooth, barring a couple misses with the tack hammer. Now for the fitting: our situation is a little unique with the warped door. Where the doors come together the strip needed to drop down farther than near the hinge. I did not pull down on the metal, that would only knick it. I used a trick that I learned a while ago. Take a coin (I used the scissors), press it near the nails at a slight angle and make a crease (The factory creases are there to help you do this). The nail side will stay, the other side will bend slightly toward the door opening. Do a little at a time and watch what happens. Test the doors seal every couple minutes by looking for light shining through the seal. In the area where the light in shining through, use the coin at the newly formed crease again, but just draw one inch. Close the door and look again. Note: you do not want the metal to press hard against the door. The interaction will add more wear and tear to the items. You just want the metal to contact the door to seal out most drafts and insects. Take your time. You did not want to do this twice. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Quality *by H***O on 20 February 2023* Good quality and more than enough to weatherstrip a door. Perfect fit. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ serviceable product easy to use but expensive for what you get *by V***R on 19 August 2022* Not the highest quality or a good price for what you get but the product works and is easy to install. ## Frequently Bought Together - M-D Building Products 52000 1-1/8 in. x 17 ft. 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