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NGP 334 Hospitality Thermoplastic Door Shoe with Soft Vinyl Fins - 36" Length

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NGP Hospitality Thermoplastic Door Shoe with Soft Vinyl Fins - 36" Length

Professional Door Bottom Sealing Solution

The NGP Hospitality Thermoplastic Door Shoe combines a rigid thermoplastic base with soft vinyl fins to provide effective door bottom sealing for commercial applications. This 36" length door shoe features polyvinyl chloride construction with an environmentally friendly bio-based plasticizer, operating reliably in temperatures from 0 F to 140 F. The dark brown finish and flame-resistant properties make it ideal for hospitality and commercial environments requiring durable weatherstripping solutions.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • 36" Standard Length: Pre-cut to standard door width for efficient installation and reduced field cutting requirements.
  • Temperature Performance: Operates effectively in temperature range from 0 F to 140 F for reliable sealing across climate conditions.
  • Dual-Material Construction: Rigid thermoplastic base with soft vinyl fins provides optimal balance of structural support and flexible sealing contact.
  • Flame Resistant Properties: Thermoplastic formulation meets flame resistance requirements for commercial building applications.
  • Moisture Resistant Design: Polyvinyl chloride construction resists moisture penetration and environmental degradation.
  • Complete Hardware Included: Furnished with #6 x 3/4" stainless steel SMS screws for secure mounting.
  • Environmentally Conscious: Formulated with bio-based plasticizer for reduced environmental impact while maintaining performance.
  • Economical Solution: Cost-effective door bottom sealing option for commercial and hospitality applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Product Subgroup: Door Bottom Sweeps and Door Shoes
  • Product Type: Door Shoes
  • Subcategory: Gaskets & Weatherstripping

Professional Applications

  • Hotel and Hospitality Guest Room Doors
  • Commercial Office Building Entrances
  • Retail Store Entry and Interior Doors
  • Healthcare Facility Patient Room Doors
  • Educational Institution Classroom Doors
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Building Units
  • Restaurant and Food Service Areas

Why Choose NGP Quality?

NGP door shoes deliver reliable sealing performance with thermoplastic construction rated for 0 F to 140 F temperature range and flame-resistant properties. The dual-material design combines structural integrity with flexible sealing contact, while the bio-based plasticizer formulation demonstrates environmental responsibility. Engineered for demanding commercial applications where consistent door bottom sealing and durability are essential.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Door Bottom Sweeps and Door Shoes
Product Type:
Door Shoes
Subcategory:
Gaskets & Weatherstripping
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

NGP 344CNF-36 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What lengths does the NGP 334 door shoe come in, and will one cover a 36 inch door?
The NGP 334 thermoplastic door shoe is offered in 36 inch and 48 inch lengths. A 36 inch piece covers a standard 36 inch wide door leaf with no field cutting; for a 42 or 48 inch leaf, order the 48 inch and trim to width. Each length is also available notched or un-notched.
2) Is a plastic door shoe like the NGP 334 durable enough for hotel guest room doors?
That is the application it was built for. The 334 pairs a rigid thermoplastic base with soft vinyl fins, so the base carries the fastening and abuse while the fins do the sealing against the threshold. It is rated commercial and holds up from 0 F to 140 F, which covers guest room doors, corridor doors and interior openings in hotels, healthcare and multi-tenant residential. For an exterior entrance taking weather and heavy traffic, an aluminum-bodied shoe is the tougher choice.
3) Will the NGP 334 door shoe keep rain out of an exterior doorway?
It seals the gap at the door bottom but has no rain drip, so water running down the face of the door is not thrown clear of the threshold. On an exterior opening exposed to driving rain, pick a shoe with an integral drip: the Pemko 211V is an L-shaped shoe with a rain drip, and the Pemko 215 adds a rain drip on a fire-rated body.
4) Can I use the NGP 334 door shoe on a fire-rated door assembly?
The NGP 334 is described as flame resistant thermoplastic, which is a material property and not a door assembly rating. When the opening carries a fire label and the specification calls for a rated door bottom, the Pemko 210 is a fire-rated door bottom shoe in aluminum with an Eco-V insert in a 36 inch length, and the Pemko 215 is a fire-rated door shoe with rain drip and Eco-V insert that is UL10C certified. Either of those is the one to quote when the submittal asks for a listed product.
5) What is the closest aluminum alternative to the NGP 334 door shoe?
The NGP 334 is a thermoplastic (PVC) door shoe with soft vinyl fins, supplied in 36 inch and 48 inch lengths, notched or un-notched, with #6 x 3/4 inch stainless steel SMS screws. If you need an aluminum extrusion instead of thermoplastic, the Cal-Royal DS-403 is an aluminum door shoe with a vinyl insert, and the Pemko 209 is an aluminum-style door bottom shoe with an Eco-V vinyl insert on a 1/2 inch x 1-3/8 inch profile. The difference is the carrier material: the 334 seals with flexible fins off a rigid thermoplastic base, while those two use a separate vinyl insert held in a metal retainer.
6) The NGP 334 has no rain drip - what should I use on an exterior door instead?
The NGP 334 is a straight thermoplastic shoe with soft vinyl fins and no drip cap, so on an exposed exterior opening where water runs down the face of the door, look at the Pemko 211V, an L-shaped door shoe with a rain drip and a GREENGUARD Gold certified Eco-V insert, or the Pemko 215, which pairs a rain drip with an Eco-V insert and UL10C certification. The drip projects off the face of the door and throws water clear of the sill rather than letting it run into the shoe.
7) What does the notched option on the NGP 334 door shoe mean and when do I need it?
Notched means the ends of the shoe are cut back to clear door stops or the jamb rabbet, so the shoe drops in without hanging up on the frame at either end. Un-notched is the plain extrusion you cut yourself. If you are installing on a door that closes into a stop and you do not want to cope the ends on site, order the notched version; both 36 inch and 48 inch lengths are available either way.
8) Does the NGP 334 door shoe come with mounting screws?
Yes. The 334 is furnished with #6 x 3/4 inch stainless steel sheet metal screws. Nothing else is needed for a normal wood or hollow metal door bottom, though on a metal door you will want to pilot drill for the SMS.
9) How does the NGP 334 compare to an aluminum door shoe like the Pemko 209 or Cal-Royal DS-403?
Different body material, same job. The 334 uses a rigid thermoplastic base with soft vinyl fins, which makes it the economical option and one you can cut with ordinary tools. The Cal-Royal DS-403 and Pemko 209 are aluminum bodies with a vinyl insert; the Pemko 209 runs a 1/2 inch by 1-3/8 inch profile. Aluminum takes more physical abuse and is what most specs call for on exterior and high-traffic openings; the thermoplastic 334 is aimed at hospitality and interior commercial doors.
10) Can I use the NGP 334 door shoe to replace a worn sweep on the bottom of a wood door?
Yes, as long as the existing part is a shoe rather than a surface-applied sweep. A shoe wraps the bottom edge of the door and fastens through the face, so the door usually has to come off the hinges to slip it on. The 334 mounts with the supplied #6 x 3/4 inch stainless SMS. If the old part screwed flat onto the door face and hung below the bottom edge, that is a sweep and a shoe is not a direct swap.
11) For a hotel guest room door, is the NGP 334 or a Pemko 209 the better fit?
Both are door bottom shoes for the same job. The NGP 334 is built for hospitality and commercial interiors: PVC base with soft vinyl fins, dark brown finish, rated 0 F to 140 F, and offered pre-cut at 36 inch and 48 inch with or without notching for the stile. The Pemko 209 is a door bottom shoe with an Eco-V vinyl insert on a 1/2 inch x 1-3/8 inch profile, so it is the choice when the spec calls for a metal retainer with a field-replaceable insert. If your other guest room doors already carry a dark thermoplastic shoe, the 334 matches that look.
12) If I am spec'ing for low-emission or sustainable credit, how does the NGP 334 compare to the Pemko options?
The NGP 334 is formulated with a bio-based plasticizer in its PVC, which is the sustainability angle NGP puts on it. On the Pemko side, the 211V carries a GREENGUARD Gold certified Eco-V insert, which is the third-party indoor air quality certification a submittal reviewer will usually be looking for by name. Choose based on whether the project asks for a certification mark or for reduced-impact material content.
13) Is an L-shaped door shoe like the Pemko 211V a drop-in replacement for the NGP 334?
Not as a same-hole swap. The NGP 334 mounts as a thermoplastic shoe with soft vinyl fins against the bottom of the door and ships with #6 x 3/4 inch stainless steel SMS screws. The Pemko 211V is an L-shaped shoe with a rain drip, so its leg wraps the face of the door and the drip projects outward, which changes the fastener pattern and the clearance you need at the sill. Treat it as a different profile to be verified against the door and threshold, not as an interchangeable part.
14) What temperature range can the NGP 334 door shoe handle?
0 F to 140 F. That covers unconditioned corridors, loading area doors and most exterior-adjacent openings in temperate climates, but the vinyl fins will stiffen below zero, so for a walk-in cooler, freezer vestibule or a hard northern exterior door, go with an aluminum shoe and a vinyl insert rated for the cold.
15) Does the NGP 334 door shoe meet green building requirements?
The 334 is formulated with a bio-based plasticizer in place of conventional phthalates, which is the sustainability claim NGP makes on it. If your project needs a certified low-emitting product for a credit, the Pemko 211V carries a GREENGUARD Gold certified Eco-V insert.
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Does the NGP 344CNF-36 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The NGP 344CNF-36 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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