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

I bought these to use on the canvas rags I use to protect the patio below my deck during our harsh Minnesota winters. Now I can get in and out without removing the clips we used to hold each panel together!

Bought to create a canvas door separating the under construction part of my house from the occupied part of the house. Easy to install, easy to open and close, highly effective at preventing drywall dust from migrating to the rest of the home. Highly recommended!

This is not a real door - you have to buy the plastic yourself. You will receive two zippers with double-sided tape. The tape is good, maybe even too good. I couldn't correct the mistakes I made when applying to the plastic wrap. I think the thicker the plastic the better. But the zippers worked well, no flaws.

3 stars. But to be honest, I misunderstood the packaging. I thought it was an entire plastic door with a zipper, but it's literally ONLY a zipper. I'll never get it on plastic I don't think so. So I haven't used it, but I might try in the spring. I think there is nothing wrong with the product but I am completely disappointed that I did not receive what I thought I ordered. My fault but how do I start the product in this situation. Probably a 5 star product but not for me. SORRY

I needed this to work for a week while our floors were being repaired but this zip will last a lot longer if needed. The quality of the fit was excellent and the zipper went up and down very easily (worked on both sides). Since I didn't have to carry my tools through the hole, I used one zipper per hole. I've tried one straight in the middle and the other diagonally like a sail for more opening. They were both good, but if you need to carry cargo through an opening I'd try the second option…

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…

I was renovating my bathroom removing old tile, walls, concrete cut out and installing mud pans, putty etc with the existing bathroom door in place to keep dust out. Last time I had to remove the main door in order to Making room for a new barn door that I made. It was originally a traditional hinged door with a wooden frame. Since it would be wrong/good to keep the old frame, I ripped out the frame and then treated it with drywall and cornice molding. Working with drywall creates a lot of fine