1. Identify by shape
Start with the end-view profile and how it attaches: kerf, T-slot, adhesive, retainer, surface fastener or another interface.
Use the cross-section, mounting interface and a few critical measurements to narrow the profile family. A shape match is a starting point—not proof that a replacement fits your exact door or window.
Start with the end-view profile and how it attaches: kerf, T-slot, adhesive, retainer, surface fastener or another interface.
Record the dimensions that control retention before measuring the soft bulb, pile, flap or foam body.
Use side-by-side guides when two profiles look similar but use different receivers or mounting geometry.
Search by profile term, mounting style or measurement concept, then open the canonical guide for the full identification boundary.
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported
Profile identification guide · Generic family supported