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    Jul 13, 2012, 02:53 PM
    how to weatherproof rolling barn doors
    I am building an 8ft x 12ft Saltbox Shed. It needs to be air tight so I am assured no critters(including pill bugs, ants, snakes, skunks, mice, rats, etc) or heat or cold would invade the interior. If I want to use two rolling doors (rather than hinged doors) with dimensions of 30 inch wide and 6ft, 8 inch tall how do I seal the doors to keep it air tight. In other words; what kind of weatherstripping product is available to make the fit and finish of the doors air-tight?

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