Holikme 2 Pack Door Draft Stopper Sheets, Rolls & Strips Under Door Draft Blocker Insulator Doors Sweep Weather Stripping Noise Stopper Strong Adhesive, White

I purchased this "Holikme 2 Door Draft Stopper..." in hopes of stopping the constant ingress of dirt & leaves & debris into our garage through the gap at the bottom of the side door. It comes from natural causes as well as the gardeners with their leaf blowers.The cement of the floor is slightly slanted & is different throughout the whole sweep of the door opening (tried to show the gap I currently have with my finger) & therefore I required something that would be able to flex with the door's motion.This set of Holikme 2 Door Draft Stopper comes with 2 portions of flexible, adhesive stripping that are 37-inches each, 2 sets of 4 "finishing nails" for additional strength to secure it to the door (especially, a high-traffic kind of door like this one), & simple illustrated instructions.A quick measure of the width you want to cover, an easy cut with a box cutter trims it to size, peel the red adhesive cover, apply it to the door, & press firmly to secure. I then finished with the nails as a just-in-case.The hardest thing about this whole process was probably trying to peel the red film off of the adhesive!I'll do a follow-up in a month after there have been a few visits from the complex's gardeners to see if the stripping has been able to make a difference.So far though, highly recommended for quality, ease of use, and price.

Living in an old house has its downfalls but with these the drafts and noise are kept to a minimum. It is easy to install and quite durable. It’s been a couple years and I’ve had no issues with door function or it falling off. It’s easy to fit to each door and thick to block drafts and sound. Definitely worth the money!

These draft stoppers were simple to install and make a noticeable difference in keeping out drafts under the door. They also help reduce noise a bit. The only downside is they can shift slightly when the door is opened and closed frequently, but overall they are effective and a good value.

The cold season has come to the PNW with a vengeance this year, and it made me notice how much cold air was coming in underneath the old doors in my house. These were extremely easy to install. After measuring the doors and cutting the draft stoppers to fit, I cleaned the bottom of the doors with a wet rag and dish soap. After installing 5 of these I've got it down and have a few pieces of advice. The red backing on the adhesive strip is a little hard to peel back, so peel it back a few inches before positioning the strip on the door. When you peel it back, make sure the red plastic backing comes out of the top and not the bottom so you can pull it up the rest of the way. Take that first few inches of exposed adhesive and stick that in the position you want. Grab the rest of the stopper that is not sticky yet and make sure everything is flat against the door and lined up. While holding the draft stopper in place, grab that flap of plastic backing that you left hanging down, and carefully pull the rest of the plastic backing up and off the adhesive strip (going slowly and keeping your hand on the strip to hold the position.) The plastic backing is thin enough that it shouldn't disturb the position of the stopper if you pull it gently. My door gaps were all kind of different , so some of my stoppers ended up a little higher and some are touching the ground. If you need to have them pretty low, just make sure you give the adhesive the full 24 hours to dry. Also, each stopper comes with 2 little nails to secure the edges. These made me feel even better! A couple of my doors have metal on the bottom so I wasn't able to use the nails on those, but it worked out because I used the extra nails to secure one of the "low to the ground" stoppers way better. When I first bent down to install these, I could feel the cold air coming under the crack. As soon as I positioned one on the door, the cold air was cut off. I'm very happy with the results, and can't believe how inexpensive these were! No more escaping heat.

The adherence is strong and has no odor. In general, it's of good quality. My only complaint is its flexibility and softness, which is not strong enough to keep mice out. I wish I had known this in the description. Buy a more rigid one if you care.

I love this product! I used it for a more obscure, specific reason, but it does do it’s intended purpose well! Super easy to install, and it comes with tacks in case your door doesn’t work with the adhesion well. It’s very renter-friendly and comes off easily as well. It keeps drafts out well. I decided not to rate sound-proofing, since I’m not sure how well it works since my super noisy roommate slams all doors in the house as loud as he can at all hours, which I feel like any door stopper (no matter the price/quality) wouldn’t be able to dampen. It does dampen normal sounds, though (I.e people watching tv in living room, if we have guests over, etc). Another plus: I have white doors, and it blends into the door super easily and doesn’t drag on the ground.Onto its non intended purpose: I have ferrets. The bottom of my bedroom door sits just enough off the ground that they can squirm out and release their wrath on the rest of the house. I tried a typical cloth door stopper from Walmart and they just moved it out of the way. I strapped and tacked the cloth one onto the door— they just tore it apart and went under the door anyway. For whatever reason they do not mess with this one!! Maybe it’s because it looks like the rest of the door to them or because it’s a solid material instead of tearable cloth, but they scratched at it for a second once I installed it and let them out to play, and then havent messed with it since. Success!Another plus: if I have my door closed so I can work, my cat usually sticks her paws under and scratches at the door/sticks her head under and screams— now she doesn’t! She thinks the door reaches the ground now.