Pemko Wrap-Around Door Shoe with Vinyl Insert, Aluminum with Anodized Bronze Finish, 36" Width x 1-1/16" Height

The Pemko aluminum wrap-around door shoe with anodized bronze finish slides onto the bottom of a 1-3/4" thick door to protect it from damage and has a vinyl insert to close the gap between the door and the threshold. The aluminum door shoe channel is lightweight yet strong and has an anodized bronze finish for additional corrosion and wear resistance. It has a black vinyl insert, which flexes to create a light seal against the threshold without inhibiting door movement. The insert's three parallel fins are alternately notched to allow air flow under the door while still blocking light and sound. The insert slides out of the door shoe channel for cleaning and replacement. The door shoe measures 36 x 1-5/8 inches (W x H). (W is width, the horizontal distance from left to right; H is height, the vertical distance from lowest to highest point.) It installs using the included stainless steel screws and has slotted mounting holes to facilitate adjustment once the channel is in position. This product has been tested and approved under Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 10C for fire. It also meets American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E-90-2009 and British Standards/European Norm/International Organization for Standardization (BS EN ISO) 140-3:1995 specifications for sound control, and ASTM E-283 specification for air infiltration. Door shoes help block the transfer of noise, light, dirt, moisture, or air through the gap between the bottom of a door and its threshold. Shoes are attached along the width of the door or fastened to the lower edge of the door. They include weather stripping, an insert, or a flange that reaches from the underside of the door to the threshold, closing the gap. Some door shoes include a kick plate, which helps protect the lower portion of a door from damage.

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