Garage door threshold

Most garage doors don't have a thresh hold----they just use a soft rubber sweep attached to the bottom of the door panel.

Sometimes the slab sags making the rubber sweep useless ----post a picture----Mike---

Ya... That's exactly the problem... The slab isn't level in some spots so the water seeps right in... Flooding the inside of the garage.... Is there anything I can put down?

I've seen door bottoms fitted with a heavy foam that is scribed to the slab---

I have had no luck finding the product,however.

I run into this problem regularly enough and simply don't know where to get that foam --Mike---

I've seen the product called tsunami threshold .... Heard anything about it. Expensive but looks promising!

stoked91 said:

I've seen the product called tsunami threshold .... Heard anything about it. Expensive but looks promising!

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Nope---got a link? I get a lot of odd ball requests in the course of a year--nice to know what's out there.--Mike---

there are exrta thick weatherstrips avalible that sometimes help

I used to get a lot of water under our 16' garage door in certain spots along the door when the wind would drive the wind just so. Installed a garage door threshold similar to at the link below - no problem whatsoever now for several years.

http://compare.ebay.com/like/260676986023?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar

So I have looked around on the Internet. A threshold is definitely the way to go! Can't see any precipitation getting in. Now I just have to find out where to get one other than online.... Does Lowes or any other construction stores carry these thresholds?