Pemko 219D36 Residential Saddle Threshold Dark Bronze

Product Description

The PEMKO 219D36 is a residential saddle threshold designed to seal the gap at the base of an exterior or interior door. It provides a low-profile transition surface that reduces air infiltration and helps keep moisture, dust, and drafts from passing under the door. Finished in a mill finish dark bronze, it suits standard residential door frames and complements common hardware finishes. The threshold measures 36 inches in length, 4 inches in width, and 1 inch in height, making it a direct fit for most standard 36-inch door openings. A door hardware professional or general contractor typically handles installation.

This saddle threshold is suited for residential applications at exterior entry doors, interior threshold transitions, and light commercial doorways where a low-profile saddle profile is appropriate. It works at hinged door openings where a flat or slightly raised threshold is needed to close the gap between the door bottom and the floor. The dark bronze mill finish makes it a practical choice for aluminum or bronze door hardware installations common in residential construction and renovation projects.

Key Features

• 36-inch length fits standard single-door residential openings
• Low-profile saddle design provides a smooth, walkable transition surface
• Mill finish dark bronze finish coordinates with common residential door hardware
• Compact 1-inch height minimizes tripping hazard at the threshold
• 4-inch width provides adequate coverage across the door bottom gap

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation saddle threshold for standard 36-inch residential door openings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a door hardware installer, general contractor, or experienced DIYer. The threshold should be fastened to the subfloor or sill using appropriate screws or adhesive per the door manufacturer and local building code requirements. Ensure the door bottom clearance is sufficient to allow the door to swing freely over the threshold before final fastening. Do not overtighten fasteners in soft or hollow sill materials, as this can warp the threshold profile.