Walk-In Cooler and Freezer Door Gaskets

Replacement door gaskets built to fit walk-in coolers and freezers from Kolpak, American Panel, Bally, Nor-Lake and more, or made to your door's size.

A walk-in door opens dozens of times a shift, so its gasket wears faster than most. When it splits or flattens, cold air spills out along the floor, freezer doors ice up at the edges, and the system has to run longer to hold temperature.

We make replacement gaskets that fit walk-in doors from the major box and door manufacturers, and we can build any walk-in gasket to your measurements.

Measuring a walk-in door gasket

  • Measure the old gasket corner to corner, outside edge to outside edge, to the nearest 1/8 inch.
  • Check the bottom of the door. Many walk-in doors use a three-sided gasket with a separate sweep along the bottom; others are sealed on all four sides.
  • Check how it mounts. Heavy walk-in doors often use a bolt-on gasket held by a metal retainer and screws.
  • Note the model and serial number from the unit’s data label. The manufacturer can match them to a gasket part number.

Cooler or freezer?

The gasket is only part of the seal. Walk-in freezer doors usually have a heater in the frame that stops the gasket freezing to it. If a freezer gasket keeps tearing, have the frame heater checked before fitting another one.

For a step-by-step guide, read how to replace cooler gaskets.

Can’t find your door?

If the part number isn’t listed, we can build the gasket to your measurements, up to 95 inches on a side, in three- or four-sided versions.

Need a whole new door?

If the door itself is damaged beyond a gasket repair, we also supply custom walk-in doors. Send us the opening size for a quote.

Common questions

How often should a walk-in door gasket be replaced?

There is no fixed schedule. Check it whenever you clean the door, and replace it once it is split, flattened or no longer sealing along its full length.

Is shipping free on long gaskets?

Yes. Standard shipping is free on orders to U.S. addresses unless checkout says otherwise, whatever the gasket size.

Who should fit a bolt-on gasket?

Bolt-on gaskets sit behind a metal retainer, and the door often needs adjusting afterwards, so a refrigeration technician is the safer choice.

Strivide designs and makes its own replacement gaskets. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any equipment manufacturer named on this page; brand names, model numbers and part numbers are used only to identify the equipment our gaskets are made to fit.