Pemko Q102D97 Kerf-in Door Weatherstrip Dark Brown 97in

Product Description

The PEMKO Q102D97 is a kerf-in door weatherstrip finished in dark brown, designed to seal the perimeter gap between a door and its frame. Kerf-in weatherstrip mounts directly into the routed kerf groove of a door stop or frame, creating a compression seal that reduces air infiltration, dust, and moisture intrusion. At 97 inches in length, this single piece covers a standard full-height door frame leg with no splicing required. Installation is straightforward for door hardware professionals and carpenters working on commercial or residential entry systems.

This weatherstrip is suited for perimeter gasketing applications on hinged doors in both residential and light commercial settings. The kerf-in mounting style makes it appropriate for new construction door frames machined with a kerf groove, as well as replacement projects where the existing kerf profile is intact. The dark brown finish integrates with wood-tone and bronze-finish door frames commonly found in commercial storefronts and upscale residential entryways.

Key Features

• Kerf-in mount design seats directly into the door frame kerf groove for a clean, concealed installation
• 97-inch length covers a full door frame leg in a single piece, eliminating mid-run seams
• Dark brown finish coordinates with wood-tone and bronze-finish frame profiles
• Reduces air infiltration, dust, and moisture intrusion at the door perimeter
• PEMKO product line includes sound-tested and smoke-labeled options across its weatherstrip range

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style kerf-in replacement weatherstrip for hinged door frames routed with a standard kerf groove profile. Verify kerf groove dimensions on the existing frame before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by door hardware technicians or finish carpenters. Ensure the kerf groove is clean and free of debris before pressing the weatherstrip into place. No fasteners are required for kerf-in profiles, but confirm full seating along the entire length before closing the door. Reference applicable building energy codes for perimeter seal requirements on new construction or replacement projects.