🥶 Resilia Warehouse Plastic Curtain Freezers Review

I left these on the back door of the tanning bed to allow dogs in and out as these magnetic strips didn't stand a chance, they work great. , hard work to save outside and inside. Dogs love them and so do I, would definitely buy them again if needed.

I usually buy vinyl rolls for our freezer doors and they usually last about a year. I have had to purchase this particular bun from this seller three times this year, once in April, July and October. They tear fairly easily and I've had many complaints about strips breaking off. They have to withstand temperatures down to -20 F and our stock freezers are -10 F. My last purchase was on October 10th and I'm being asked to order more as these strips are already broken.

Can't believe I didn't think of that years ago! I have an old beer fridge and I keep yelling at the staff to keep the door shut! After another summer bill of $1,000, I googled ways to save energy and a curtain fell. I put it on and it really keeps the cold in! This is a long roll so you can cut it as you like. I bought the metal hook that came with it and you had to score the plastic to get it through the clips but it was very easy.

I bought a roll that was fine. I ended up buying 2 more rolls. Both reels were stretched on one side during production so could not be used as they were not hanging straight. I returned both and bought another one to see if it was just an accident but the third reel has the same issue. As you can see in the picture all the strips are fine except the last one which was the beginning of the second roll (the first roll was good). Do not buy this product. I wish I had read the reviews before…

Aside from a slow return to shape in the cold, this makes an excellent covering for the doors and windows of our rabbit cages and barn openings. I plan on buying more to use on our porch to keep out the heavy rain and wind without losing easy access for dogs, cats and other critters looking for a quick shelter. Love the fact the sun is still shining to keep everyone warm. We also have goats, sheep, pigs, ducks, chickens and turkeys and all learned to walk through these curtains on the same day.

I purchased this product to plug a hole in my storage, it is a 9.6" x 6' hole. Critical dimensions did not fit in width and thickness. The width should be 8". I varied the total extruded length from 8" to 9.5", varied from 0.04" to 0.07", another mistake. The third problem was that the 9.6" piece of the length of the 150' roll had a curvature somewhere along the length so severe that it was not possible for one piece to overlap the next, I had up to 4-6" gaps between strips. Another Problem was

My basement is split between a working workshop (aka StevieShop) and a finished laundry room full of women's tools that StevieShop built. The distance between them varies in height due to duct work and plumbing so a standard door would not fit. Also, I still need the width to move entire panels of wood and drywall. The answer is a ribbon curtain. It was very easy to install. I made a special head for mounting 2x4 and 2x1. Painted it black to match the color of the ceiling. Cabinet…

If you're looking for a nice finish where all the pieces go straight down and mesh well, look elsewhere. I got my first 150ft roll for my canopy, sort of a rain/snow cover for my cars. Well, I cut it into 17 pieces, and it turned out that more than half of the pieces are heavily curved, and some of them have uneven widths. , and thickness. Looks like uneven tension on the drums during production. So I figured one bad piece, the other should be fine. I figured I could use the pre-cut pieces on…

I purchased this product to cover a hole in my stock, this hole measures 9.6" x 6'. Width and thickness. The width for me should be 8". I varied the overall extruded length from 8 inches to 9.5 inches, varied from 0.04 inches to 0.07 inches, another error. The third problem was that the 9.6 inch piece was cut off the length of the 150 foot roll a curvature somewhere along the length that was so severe that it wasn't possible to overlap one piece with the next. I had up to 4-6" gaps between the…

My basement is split between a working workshop (aka StevieShop) and a finished laundry room full of women's tools that StevieShop built. The distance between them varies in height due to duct work and plumbing so a standard door would not fit. Also, I still need the width to move entire panels of wood and drywall. The answer is a ribbon curtain. It was very easy to install. I made a special head for mounting 2x4 and 2x1. Painted it black to match the color of the ceiling. Cabinet…