Door Weather Stripping, Window Seal Strip for Doors and Windows - Self-Adhesive Foam Weather Strip | Soundproof Seal Strip Insulation Epdm D Type 66ft(20m) 2 Pack (White)

I bought this product to seal the gaps around my doors and windows and I’m happy with the results. The product is easy to install, just peel off the backing and stick it on the surface. It has a strong adhesive that holds well and doesn’t leave any residue. The foam is soft and flexible, but also durable and resilient. It can withstand different weather conditions and temperatures.The product does a great job of blocking out the wind, dust, sound and cold from outside. It also reduces abrasion and noise on the doors and windows when opening and closing them. It helps me save energy and money by keeping my home warm and cozy. It also makes my home quieter and more comfortable.I highly recommend this product to anyone of my friends how wants to improve their home insulation. It is a quality product that delivers what it promises. It is worth every penny.

A good quality product. Looks and feels rubbery (a good feature). Little or no stretch that makes installation easy and makes a good seal. Does not compress as much as I would have expected...another good feature for my application.The only negative...I needed long runs of seal and each length had at least a 2 foot splice at each end giving me less material than I needed and I had to buy an extra package to finish the job. Too much waste.Otherwise I would give it and the supplier a 5 rating.

After installing this to seal out a gap in the bottom of a door, I waited about a month before reviewing it so I would know how it held up. The weather has turned to bitter cold and I'm surprised at how well the adhesive is holding up, especially since I used this product in a way it's nor really meant to be used. Even with a threshold seal in an aluminum seal, the door on my old house still had a gap - even with the seal raised as far as it could go. I put a double strip of this seal on the aluminum threshold so that it would butt up against the bottom of the door (outside) when the door was closed. I didn't expect it to hold up but it did. The door and frame really needs to be replaced but this is working fine so far until I replace the door. Another thing I like about this product is that each roll comes in a robust Zip-Loc bag and each of those bags goes into a large heavy Zip-Loc bag. That's a very good idea because it will prevent or slow down the drying out of the adhesive. In fact, I have a similiar product in my shop and when I inspected it, the adhesive was so dry that it was falling off the seal material.Good product! Also, the double rolls are a far better value that the single rolls, not to mention the short single rolls. The price difference per foot is enormous. So much so that I don't know why anyone would order a short, single roll.

My first package I received had issues. The paper would not peel off of the adhesive part. It kept tearing and I’d have to try and pick the paper off section by section. After trying this for about 30 minutes on one 7ft Piece, I gave up and requested an exchange.I got new item next day and I had no issues with it. Paper peeled off very easily.I would recommend, as product is good and if there is an issue, the seller took care of it very quickly.

I started by the surface of my doorstops and applied strips directly to them, esy pesy. I liked it so much that I'm about to order a bunch more, different colors also which I'm sure that my extended family members would appreciate when I'll get to install it for them. It's great for sound and draft proofing, for privacy also... In the summertime, I use a full house fan to blow out and in so doing, I'm directing it to suck air through strategically selected windows which I open for the purpose and put good quality air filters in those openings. If the environment is not properly sealed, it may be prone to sucking air from undesired locations and by undesired I mean dust. Dust can creep in from hallways and even from the corners of your walls where they meet the floor and this perhaps would be the biggest dust problem in your house when using a full house fan which in asses is a vacuum drawing air from anyplace "easy"... If you manage to seal all the cracks, it's a great way to cool the house as if you were living shore front on a beach somewhere, it really gets air moving and you won't be spending utility fortunes to do it, it's healthier also if comparing an air conditioned environment to breathing clean and fresh outside air during the summer months...

First, I think the foam part is wonderful…probably. Looks and feels great!But the kicker is the adhesive tape. The removable paper backer takes the adhesive tape right off the product, so of course it won’t adhere to the door frame. After multiple tries using both rolls, a razor blade to try to separate the adhesive grid from the paper, and several colorful metaphors, I’ve managed to get maybe five inches of clean product in 45 minutes and destroyed over 8 feet. I have a feeling this I likely due to time or temperature in transit but of course I can’t be sure. It’s a bummer, because the few inches I’ve managed to get removed correctly reveal a pretty good adhesive!For those who can’t get the product to stick to the wall - when you pull the paper backing the grid should be on the product, not the paper backing. If the weatherstripping doesn’t have a grid on it and the paper does, it’ll stick for a very short time and then come off.

Great for soundproofing underneath your door! It has draft protection, and the material is very flexible and easy to install!