Imus Seal® SealSpacer™ Deck Board Spacer

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Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer is a patent pending, multi-thickness tool to accurately space gaps between decking during installation.

  • 1/16", 1/8”, 3/16”, and 1/4” Spacing
  • Ensure Uniformity By Matching Spacer Colors
  • Durable and Easy To Use
  • Ideal for Treated Wood and Composite Decking

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Number of Items: 3 Pack
Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacers in between decking boards

Achieve flawless deck spacing with SealSpacer™

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Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer is the premium, go-to spacing tool for building professionals, homeowners, and DIYers.

Spacing between deck boards is essential for effective water drainage and ventilation. Gaps that are too narrow can lead to debris buildup and inadequate airflow, whereas overly wide gaps may pose safety risks, such as difficulty walking in heels or items slipping through the decking. With SealSpacer, you can say goodbye to uneven gaps and hello to perfectly aligned decking. Some reasons many choose Imus Seal are:

  • Thousands of decks use Imus Seal products!
  • Years of experience in the deck building industry!
  • Manufactured in the USA; carefully packaged and distributed throughout North America in small batches to ensure the highest quality!
Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer showing 1/16", 1/8”, 3/16”, and 1/4” sizes

1/16", 1/8”, 3/16”, and 1/4” Spacing

SealSpacer includes four of the most common deck spacing sizes:

  • Orange 1/4” spacer
  • Yellow 3/16” spacer
  • Green 1/8” spacer
  • Blue 1/16" spacer
Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer with colors matching to ensure uniformity

Ensure Uniformity By Matching Spacer Colors

SealSpacer features a unique swiveling mechanism: the bottom "seal" side spaces the decking, while the top side clearly displays the color and size. This design enhances visibility, facilitating precise matching of multiple spacers for consistent professional installations.

Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer with other spacers

Durable and Easy To Use

SealSpacer stands out from other deck spacers by offering a durable and ergonomic design, featuring spacers that effortlessly flip into position during use and fold away when stored.

Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer is compatible with treated wood and composite decking

Ideal for Treated Wood and Composite Decking

SealSpacer, with its range of size options, is compatible with all decking, including composite, wet, or dry lumber.

Specifications

Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer
UPC: 850014028091 (3 Pack)
Length: 3 in.
Width: 1.925 in.
Height: 1.25 in.
Weight: 1.5 oz.
Spacer Thickness: 1/4 in. (6.35 mm) - Orange
3/16 in. (4.76 mm) - Yellow
1/8 in. (3.18 mm) - Green
1/16 in. (1.59 mm) - Blue
Made in the U.S.A. 🇺🇸
How to use Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer

How it Works

Align your decking with Imus Seal SealSpacer Deck Board Spacer in three simple steps:

1. Choose your thickness

2. Set between deck boards

3. Install screws or fasteners

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