Review on ZIPWALL ZipDoor ZDS Black Dust Barrier Zipper Door Kit - 1 Pack by Jeremy Edwards

Many reviews complain about sticking tape when used as a temporary dust cover. My usage is different, when we moved into our new home I started my business in a garage and needed a dustproof wall to protect cars and other items but didn't want to build a solid stud wall. I installed 1x2 inch boards on the ceiling and hung 3 mil plastic sheeting, then framed a ZipWall sized area for the door, also in 1x2, and instead of just relying on double sided tape I used paint stirrers glued together. on the sides and corners. When I'm producing a lot of sawdust I just rip it up, and when I'm not sawing wood they curl up and get out of the way. Almost 2 years have passed since installation, no wear. I think I might rate it differently if I relied on duct tape, but I would leave this item blank as it's not relevant to my application, but for people using it as a temporary dustproof door, they can use the same method use that I am describing.