10Ft Weatherproof Universal Garage Door Bottom Threshold Seal Strip DIY Weather Stripping Replacement，Not Include Sealant/Adhesive (Black)

Absolutely blown away by the quality of this threshold moulding . Highly recommend.

Works so nice

I only wish the rib was taller. I use this to divert rain water from my paved driveway onto the lawn

Holds up over time and keeps the water out of my garage.

We asphalted on our previously grass driveway, which completely changed our drainage pattern. I ordered these hoping it would guide the runoff to our drain, and it has, and it has VERY WELL. We'll be using these until we can add a better drainage system.Note: As instructed, we did not yet glue them down because we knew this was a short-term fix. Even in the torrential rains, they haven't budged. These work is way better than I could have imagined.I only wish these came in longer strips.

This was EXACTLYYY what I was looking for! We just got a new house and we didn’t know that when it will rain a little hard, my whole basement would flood becuz of a little gap that I had from under my garage. At first we thought it was a landscaping problem sand the fact that we didn’t have a French drain in front of the garage to let the water drain and not enter my garage. So after spending thousands of dollars and seeing that NOTHING helped, I was so tired and upset that everytime it would rain I would have to go downstairs to check if my basement is flooding. So I googled if anyone else had this problem and then I found this!!! I could’ve spent 30 dollars this whole time!!! My husband didn’t believe it would work, but after buying it with liquid glue and placing it ourselves under the garage as the instructions told us, NO MORE FLOODING!!! Yesss!!!! Thank you so much to whoever created this!!!

I hope it works as it's been too hot to fully make the time to install it.

I loved the idea of this strip to seal the bottom of our garage door. The floor is a 50 year-old slab and had significant evidence of wear (loss of concrete) in one area causing a 1" dip in that area. Dry-fitting this strip there was still an open gap, so I leveled the area with self-leveling mortar. The result was much better and eliminated the space, but the strip of floor was still not perfect. And there is the problem -- unless the floor is perfectly flat, there will likely be installation issues. For me, the result was a terrible time gluing down all of the front/back edges, which would lift up wherever there was the slightest defect in the floor. Liquid Nails (recommended) did not stick well, and I had to weigh down the edges with weight to flatten them, and even tried a heat gun. The result is mediocre -- the seal with the door is fine, but the edges are not clean. Days later, I am still working on small spots where the edge has lifted. Overall, a pain to install and I cannot recommend unless you have the perfect installation situation.