WochiTV High Density Foam Rubber Tape 25mm(W) x 10mm(T), Weatherstrip, Gasket Seal, Anti-Vibration, Anti-Collision, Shockproof for Car, Turck, Air conditioner, Total 4m (2 Strips, 2M Long Each)

One of the bedrooms in my house is very cold in the winter; and there is a huge gap between the skirting board and the floorboards; that I have been wanting to seal.So I was very excited to try this WochiTV Foam Draught Excluder Tape. As soon as I got it, I went immediately to the bedroom and applied it to the space between the skirting board and the floor and awesome, it fit! I love it!It has not been cold enough to test out how effective it is with the cold, but I imagine it will be as in the winter, I can feel the draught coming through from the area underneath the skirting board.Once winter hits us later, I will report back if there are any issues; as I'm excited to find out myself!It was very easy to apply, just clean the area and stick it on. I am planning on buying more; as a lot of the skirting boards in my house have a huge gap between them and the floorboards. It's an old house sadly.

Despite it being September and 30°C outside, I am starting to think about getting the house ready for the winter and one of the things is to add some extra insulation to the windows. Which are starting to tire.You get two rolls in the pack and they are easy enough to unroll. One side has the foam, the other the peel off strip with the sticky side underneath. It’s really easy to cut with a pair of scissors and the glue is reasonably forgiving. So, if not quite lined up correctly, you can peel off and reapply. However, I did find it very easy to line up and apply.I used almost one roll up on two fully opening windows, with about 50cm leftover. Which means I’ll need a couple more packs.Obviously, having only just applied it, I’m not in a position to comment on how well it stays on and the overall durability, but it’s certainly a thumbs up for the ease of use.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading.

The media could not be loaded.  Used this to seal off some air coming out of a white window, it is hardly noticeable as the exact same colour, but the adhesive could be a lot strong, some of these foams I've put on in the past have come off over a year or so, hard to say if these start to peel back, but as time will tell. They are spongy good quality foams, 3packs of thick but slim 5 metre rolls each, 15 total and It was long enough for the few windows I have. I think this might of been a mistake, what with climate change and all, it be great to seal the air in the window if you have air con machine blowing, this product can help keep the room cooler with such a machine, but in the summer without an air con, this product has negative effects in that sense.Just means i have to get an air con, before it's too late. There are a variety of uses for this, but my favourite is to seal cracks in the edges of windows, covering them up too. I took a star out because whilst the adhesive is good, it's not that good, I have felt better in the past, but I can fix this by adding some glue before I stick it.P.SI had trouble peeling the film off the adhesive because I was trying to hold the camera as well. Sorry for the shaking.

I’ve used this type of stuff for years and recently found that it had increased in price drastically, but here it is, the same quality as the very expensive named brand at a third of the price, I’ve used this tape for so many uses over the years that I came to rely on it for just about anything that was building to insulate or to be a vibration damper to name a few, the uses are endless and now affordable again 😁😁😁👍👍👍

Nice dense (but still with give) foam tape. The adhesive is reinforced which helps hold the foam together too.I used this to seal my 3D printer enclosure and it's done an admirable job - but would be ideally suited to larger openings like doors and windows.

We had a couple of doors that didn’t fit perfectly into the frame so rattled whenever the windows were open and it was windy.This foam tape solved the problem. I just cut some pieces and stuck them inside the door frame and now the doors are quiet.I still have plenty left over so will be going around the house checking for any other places it is needed.

I don't know why, but whoever installed my kitchen extraction fan cut a hole in the outside brickwork for a circular air vent cover that was the next size up from the one that was actually fitted, but did not seal the gap. I got an air vent cover the next size up and it fitted the hole perfectly, but left a 12 mm ring between the exhaust pipe outer diameter and the air vent cover inner diameter, and although this was not as unsightly as the previous configuration, it still left a conduit for drafts and noise. So it was WochiTV foam draft excluder tape to the rescue. This foam is dense, but flexible and has great adhesion.When fitted to the inner diameter of the air vent cover, it provided a good seal to the exhaust pipe outer diameter and there was an immediate reduction in outside noise (there is a lane quite close to the outside wall and peoples’ voices could easily be heard in the kitchen and that is now a very muffled sound).I am very pleased with the result and the tape feels sturdy enough to make it a long lasting fix. The tape does seem a bit expensive, but it did provide the solution I was hoping for.

2 LENGTHS DOOR AND WINDOW DRAUGHT EXCULDER, 8M TOTAL LENGTH OF 10MMX 6MM GASKET SEAL FOAM. EASY APPLICATION WITH ADHESIVE FIXING. WEATHERPROOF AND IDEAL FOR INSULATING, SEALING AND BUFFERING DOORS, AND WINDOWS ETC.