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Door Hardware
Weatherstripping
Proper weatherstripping of openings provides several benefits such as energy conservation, softening of sound transference, dust/smoke/light control, etc.
Thresholds have several uses i.e. providing a seal for a door sweep to butt against, transition from different flooring on each side of the opening, transition from different floor heights on each side of the opening. Note that for a barrier free accessible opening that maximum height allowed for a threshold is ½"
Gasketing (weatherstrip) is used to help create a better seal to help with energy conservation, softening of sound transference, dust/smoke/light control, etc.
Door sweeps are installed to create a seal at the door bottom, typically against the threshold, to help with energy conservation, softening of sound transference, dust/smoke/light control, etc.
Automatic door bottoms are used to help create an exception seal. When the door closes, the activator rod is depressed against the door jamb, forcing the door bottom seal to drop, and create a seal along the floor/threshold. When the door opens, the door bottom seal is retracted by an internal spring. Automatic door bottoms come in three types: surface mounted, semi-mortised, and mortised, the latter two require special door preparations.
Many finishes and designs are available.
