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EPDM Bead-End Garage Door Bottom Seal for Finishline Doors

Item ID: BOTTOM-SEAL-BEAD-END Category

Lead Time: 3 days

This black 4 in. EPDM bottom seal has a 0.14 in. bead-end profile that locks into retainer channels on garage and commercial door bottom panels. It is available per ft. or on a 150 ft. reel.

From $2.35

Durable EPDM Rubber Replacement Weatherstrip for Bead-End Retainers

When the bottom seal on a Finishline garage door wears out, gaps at the floor invite drafts, moisture, debris, and pests into the space. This Action Industries EPDM bead-end bottom seal is a direct replacement for worn or damaged rubber weatherstripping on compatible Finishline commercial and residential garage doors. The 1/8 in. diameter bead ends slide into the existing bead-slot retainer — no retainer replacement is necessary when the existing channel is in good condition.

Manufactured from flexible EPDM synthetic rubber, this bottom seal maintains its shape and sealing performance across a wide range of temperatures. Unlike standard vinyl, EPDM rubber stays pliable in freezing conditions and will not harden or crack through repeated freeze-thaw cycles. The seal measures 4 in. when laid flat and forms a U-shape once installed that presses against the concrete for reliable floor-level weatherproofing.

Features and Benefits

  • Black EPDM synthetic rubber provides flexible, heavy-duty weatherproofing even in extreme temperatures
  • 1/8 in. bead-end profile slides into compatible Finishline bead-slot retainers
  • 4 in. wide when laid flat — forms a U-shape when installed for consistent floor contact
  • Blocks dirt, debris, leaves, drafts, moisture, and small pests from entering beneath the door
  • Can be paired with a garage door threshold seal for enhanced floor-level protection
  • Available by the ft. for single-door projects or as a 150 ft. reel for multi-door installations
  • Ships as one continuous piece in the footage ordered
  • Made in the USA by Action Industries

Applications and Compatibility

This EPDM bead-end weatherstrip is designed for overhead and sectional garage doors that use a bead-slot retainer at the bottom of the door panel. It is compatible with most Finishline commercial and residential garage door models. The bead-end profile is distinct from the more common T-end style — before ordering, confirm that your door’s existing retainer has bead slots rather than T-slots.

Residential garage owners replacing a cracked or flattened bottom seal will find this product straightforward to install without professional tools. Commercial facilities and property management teams maintaining multiple garage doors benefit from the 150 ft. reel option, which provides enough material for several doors in a single order. The EPDM material is especially well-suited for garages exposed to cold climates, outdoor-facing installations, or any environment where vinyl has failed prematurely due to temperature stress.

Product Specifications

SpecificationDetail
ManufacturerAction Industries
SKUE3564
MaterialEPDM synthetic rubber
ColorBlack
Seal Width (laid flat)4 in.
Bead Diameter0.125 in. (1/8 in.)
Seal StyleBead-end bottom seal
Compatible DoorsMost Finishline commercial and residential garage doors
ApplicationGarage door bottom weather seal
Available FormatsSold by the ft. (E3564-BL-W) / 150 ft. reel (E3564-BL-W-150)
OriginMade in the USA

Installation Tips

This bottom seal slides into a compatible Finishline bead-end retainer. Before installation, inspect the existing retainer for bends, corrosion, or excessive wear. A damaged retainer may prevent the new seal from fitting correctly or sealing properly. Verify that your existing retainer accepts a 1/8 in. bead-end seal before ordering.

Measure the width of the garage door opening rather than relying on the old seal, which may have shrunk over time. Clean dirt and debris from the retainer channel before feeding the new seal through. A small amount of dish soap or silicone spray applied to the channel makes it easier to slide the seal into position. Center the seal before trimming any excess material. After installation, close the door and check that the seal contacts the floor evenly across the full width of the opening.

Why Choose Barron Equipment

Barron Equipment has been supplying commercial, industrial, and residential door products since 1979. As an authorized Action Industries distributor, Barron stocks the complete lineup of bottom seals, weather seals, and retainers — all from the same manufacturer. Whether you need a single custom-length piece for a residential garage or a bulk reel for a multi-door commercial facility, Barron provides knowledgeable product support and fast order fulfillment. If you are unsure which bottom seal profile your door uses, contact Barron with a photo or measurement for identification assistance.

Product Specification

Size

150 ft Reel, 150 ft. Reel, Per Foot, Per ft.

FAQs

Will this EPDM seal fit my garage door?

This seal is designed for most Finishline commercial and residential garage doors that use a compatible 1/8 in. bead-end retainer. If your door uses a T-slot retainer instead of a bead-slot retainer, you will need a T-end bottom seal rather than this bead-end style. Check the end of your existing retainer channel to confirm.

What is the difference between EPDM and vinyl for a bead-end seal?

EPDM synthetic rubber stays flexible and maintains its sealing performance in extreme cold and heat, making it the better option for garages exposed to freezing temperatures or significant temperature swings. Vinyl is a lower-cost option that works well in moderate climates but can stiffen and crack in sub-zero conditions over time.

How do I order the right amount of this bottom seal?

Measure the width of your garage door opening and add a few extra in. for trimming. Enter the total footage needed into the Quantity field. Your order will ship as one continuous piece. For multi-door projects, the 150 ft. reel is the most efficient option.

Can this seal be trimmed after installation?

Yes. After the seal is fully installed and centered within the retainer, trim any excess material with a utility knife or heavy-duty scissors to fit the exact width of your door.

Should I replace the retainer when replacing the bottom seal?

If the existing retainer is bent, corroded, or missing sections, replacing both the retainer and the seal together ensures the best fit and longest service life. If the retainer is in good condition, only the seal needs to be replaced.

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