Door Draft Stopper

Basically, measure, cut, take the adhesive off and stick. Very easy application. Mine is on a door that goes across carpet. The sweet stay on snug. No problems. I really wanted these to prevent hallway sound from going under the doors. I put this product the 3 front bedroom doors as well as the bathroom. They dampened the noise by quite a bit.

Installed this product to fill the gap on a storm door installation. Easy to cut to size and adheres well. Cleaned the mating surface with isopropyl alcohol and has performed well thus far.

Bought this for the aluminum screen door we have on our lenai here in S Florida. I was somewhat concerned about using just the glue part to put on the bottom of the door so I drilled two holes and also put screws in it. So far it has work great and very flexiable

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works with larger gap than most products. Noise reduction:Significantly reduced noise from TV in next room.Fit:Easy to install and covers larger gaps as shown in product description.Durability:Used for about 8 months with no indication or wear or adhesion issues. Ease of cutting:I have minimal skill or experience in handy work, but I carefully followed instructions , watched helpful video and achieved great results. Love how it sweeps over tile with just a hint of resistance.

half of it let go of the door

This product is super easy to apply! Use a hairdryer to set the seal and lasts a long long time. Highly recommend!

We recently remodeled our home and removed the wall to wall carpet to reveal some really nice hardwood floors. After having the floors refinished, the gap between the door and floor was unsightly, so instead of spending the little money we had left after the remodel for new doors, I decided to take a chance with the large gap door sweep. It works perfectly and matches with the white door and baseboards. It works well for what I needed. The only advice I have for anyone buying it is to unfold it and let it relax before trying to install it. That way, it will be easy to seal on the door without wrinkles. Also, make sure that the sweep will clear the floor throughout the swing of the door before you stick it to the door. Some floors aren't entirely level and the gap may vary as the door swings open and closed. I'm not sure what would happen if you stick on the sweep and then tried to peel it off again. You want to have a tight fit but scraping each time the door is opened I would find annoying. I only bought one just to see how it worked, now I think I will buy two more for other doors.

My door had a considerable gap between the bottom and the floor so I had to get this monstrosity to keep the cold air out. It adheres really well but it does feel a little…cheap? Idk how a door sweeper could be high end but this is not really it. It gets the job done which is really all I needed.