Weather Strip on Safe Door?

[flounderv2]

Pretty simple question actually. How many of you add some additional weather stripping on the door of your safe to keep it more air tight. As we all know, unless a safe is as close to air tight as possible, all a Goldenrod will do is draw in exterior air from the bottom with the warm air going out the top.
Im going to eva-dry route and think that adding some weather strip around the door will help to prevent any exterior moisture from entering the safe. I would think that in the event of a fire (god forbid) that the Paulsol seals would expand enough so that the weather strip would not interfere.

Thoughts?

 

[-Nick-]

Re: Weather Strip on Safe Door?

The one issue you could have is that if there was a fire and for any reason there is failure then the manufacturers warranty could be void since you made modifications that could be considered to have affected the integrity.