deeTOOL MAN 36-Inch Door Draft Stopper: Single-Sided Door Insulator with Secure Hook & Loop Adhesive Tape Seal - Ideal for Bottom or Under Door Drafts (White) Review

Good. This item has been on the underside of my tailgate for a month. The door also had a storm door on the outside. The piece stuck to the door is now being ripped off by the cold, and the roll that should have been stuck firmly to the carpet is now curled up by the cold. Although it's a great idea, they used poor materials. I wouldn't buy it again.

Taken the carton, opened the plastic bag, unwound the tape and stuck it on the door and then on the airtight part of the roll with fastened with good velcro. so easy. and it's a silky material so it looks nice and rolls well, opens and closes the door, love it. I wish I had more doors to keep cold air out and heat out. well done.

My house was crooked so replacing the front door was bearish. The method moved the gap between the door and frame down one side of the door, sloppily. The airspace was wider on one side of the door than the other. This smart and easy to install draft limiter does the job and completely stops the airflow inside. This mount on the door is also silent so I don't even notice the stopper itself.

There is a large gap at the bottom of the front door of my new home. Not only did I worry about people crawling around outside, but also about things like insects getting inside. Even cold air in winter. I wanted something very easy to install and something that didn't look too flashy like the plastic ones. It was very easy to install, measured perfectly, and fixed most of the things I was worried about. I'll find out how much cold air it keeps out when fall/winter arrives. The price was really

I have a metal door to an apartment in New York that is black on the outside and white on the inside. I had previously purchased a standard white door brush which I used on the inside of the door but I could still smell the food coming out the hallway. But now that I've put this black door insulator on the outside black (and made it nice and flush with the floor) I don't feel a thing! Yes! It's easily the best gasket option so you don't need one on either side of the door, but I would recommend

Very easy to install. The cream/beige color is nice and not too flashy. I appreciate the tip about heating the glue with a hair dryer. This made the adhesive side very sticky and stuck well the first time. Our apartment is next to a hallway and every time the outside door is opened, three floors down, air whistles through a 1 inch gap, which is very annoying and affects our house temperature. It was over immediately! The only criticism is that the central polyethylene tube is black, contrasting

I have a garage door that needed a "pull". I've used these styrofoam rolls covering both sides of the door in the past and over time they start to look pretty shabby, not to mention my cats enjoy poking around at them. Solid door scrapers are not effective if the seal is incomplete. This draft limiter has been fitted to the garage side of the door making it more aesthetically pleasing. The way you glue it takes into account the difference in the slope of the floor and ensures a complete seal…