Pemko S104D100 Kerf-in Weatherstrip 1200 in Dark Brown

Product Description

The PEMKO S104D100 is a kerf-in door weatherstrip designed to seal perimeter gaps on commercial and residential door frames. Supplied in a 1200-inch (100-foot) length with a 9/32-inch kerf profile, it inserts directly into a pre-routed kerf slot in the door stop or frame. The dark brown finish blends with common frame and door finishes used in commercial construction. This product is intended for installation by door hardware specialists, general contractors, or finish carpenters working on new construction or retrofit door sealing projects.

Kerf-in weatherstrip of this type is commonly used on hollow metal, wood, and aluminum door frames in both new construction and replacement applications. The continuous compression seal reduces air infiltration, dust, and light transmission around the door perimeter. The 100-foot roll format is suited for multi-door commercial projects or door fabrication shops that pre-machine frames before installation.

Key Features

• 100-foot (1200-inch) roll length suits multi-door commercial projects
• 9/32-inch kerf profile fits standard kerf-routed door frames
• Kerf-in design allows tool-free insertion into pre-cut frame slot
• Dark brown finish coordinates with common door and frame finishes
• Reduces air infiltration, dust, and light transmission at door perimeter

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation kerf-in weatherstrip for standard 9/32-inch kerf-routed door frames in commercial and residential applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by door hardware technicians or finish carpenters. The door frame must have a pre-routed kerf slot sized to accept a 9/32-inch profile before the weatherstrip is pressed into place. No adhesives or fasteners are required for kerf-in installation, but the kerf slot dimensions should be verified before cutting to length. Refer to applicable building codes for perimeter sealing requirements on rated door assemblies.