Review on 🚪 ZIP7.3BCL Peel & Stick Dust Containment Zip Barrier 7ft x 3in Zipper Door - Blue by Zip-Up Products by Muhamed Hogan

I've seen them used in the shop but haven't looked closely. I had done some work in my house after a flood. The team came and installed them while I was in my office. When I was ready to leave, I examined the inside of the "door," opened it and examined the outside. Airtight is a bit exaggerated, dustproof is more realistic. They were installed with masking sheets and tape. Based on the time I've spent in my office they seemed very effective, much more effective than just closing the door, the door leaks from the top, bottom and all around. This is to keep the cleaned rooms clean. So I ordered a set. The same day while I was at the hardware store I found an artist canvas rag with plastic on one side. It was 8 feet long and 4 feet wide. The light came on, the zippers are 84 inches long, if I cut the fabric in two I have two pieces of 96 inches. I bought a protective fabric, cut it into two 96 inch pieces, then split the middle 4 by 86 inches, leaving 5 inches on each end. When the zippers arrived I sewed them into the protective fabric, making sure the plastic was closed. The bottom "tail" can be glued to the floor and the top to the wall. When the zipper is closed, the tongue is down. When I'm done with a door, I take the cover off and try to keep as much dust in as possible. I take it outside, hang it on a makeshift clothesline, and sweep the dust away. Before I use it again, I blow it out with a blower. The time I spent making them has paid off, I've used each one at least 4 times. Money invested and time is money, I'm ahead of the game