I'm in the process of replacing the weatherstripping on my patio's double doors but can't seem to find this specific rubber piece anywhere online. I need help identifying it! There's a trim piece attached to the door that the bottom weather stripping meets up with, and without this black piece, there's a gap. I've tried searching for terms like 'double door post', 'trim weatherstripping', and 'foot' but haven't had any luck. There's an image linked here: https://imgur.com/a/lHJzHO8. Any ideas what it might be called? Thanks a lot!
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I’d recommend calling the door’s manufacturer with the part number. I’ve had success finding hard-to-locate pieces online just by providing that info.
That piece is known as an astragal boot, or sometimes it’s called an astragal threshold seal. Just a heads up, depending on the manufacturer, you might need to buy a whole new astragal to get the right seal.
You’re probably looking for a mullion seal since that’s the bar between the doors. That should help fill the gap!
Appreciate the tip! I checked into mullion seals, but it seems like all I could find was foam tape for the long face. Luckily, my door can take standard kerf door seals there, so it's snug. I tried finding a mullion end cap and a mullion foot seal but came up short.