Review on Length of Bottom Weather Stripping Stopper by Ronny Welch

I hung this on the door from our kitchen to our garage. As the garage is not heated, the train was cold under the door and constantly heated - our house is fully electric and each room has its own pedestal heater. The door arm was really solidly built. I was expecting to get something maybe half as thin as what I got so I was pleasantly surprised. It took about five minutes to put it on. My only complaint is that the knobs/brackets that come with it are quite fragile, so I had to bend some of them without going through the door. In other words, they ended up in the trash. BUT! But, of those that have not been thrown, they are stuck in the door and because I have there a small carpet (to wipe shoes when entering) that the sweeper hits every time you open the door, I am always amazed that he didn't tear the thing down or even damage it in any way - I mean built this thing like the proverbial s@#* house! I don't think I'll need a new one for the next 20 years. For seven bucks you just can't go wrong. You can't get much better than this at Home Depot or Lowes. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who has drafts on their bedroom floor and isn't very comfortable. If you even know what a hammer is and can swing it, just a little, then you can put it on yourself> And as a bonus, you can tell everyone you know it was you who sent back that cold and gusty wind has alaska where it belongs. forever and ever! You will not regret it. I'm sure not.