OhuhuDoor Draft Stopper Seal Strip, Door Sweep Under Door Weather Stripping Noise Blocker Gap Filler Bottom, Draft Guard Dust Wind Block for Winter Garage Exterior Interior Doors( 118"L x 2"W, White)

If your door fits the pre-cut one, go for that, but otherwise it’s better to get the “garage” door one so that you have a few different attempts. The adhesive is great and holds up well against the resistance of the seal against the ground. On the other hand, getting the exact height right so that there isn’t too much resistance nor too much gap can take a few tries.

Works great, does help with the noise and the dust.

The product works, easy to cut. Used on my sun room storm door to cover a gap between the door and floor. Put a strip on both sides and works great. 4 stars bc the attached adhesive does not last. Go ahead and apply a small bead of gorilla glue or something strong when you apply the strip.

I purchased this product to keep out the insects and their scary friends, e.g. scorpions! I also have a homemade bug cup to try and spare the harmless and frightened beetles and spiders. If all else fails, I call upon my cats for back up. I've applied this seal strip to the exterior front and back doors and to the bottoms of interior doors. So far, so good.

Honestly wasn’t a fan and they did not work for me.

I do like it ,so far so good,I put it on one of my doors to stop the air from coming in.It is working. This is my second time ordering it.

Muy bueno y pega muy bien

I’m not sure what item the folks submitting the good reviews for this product received. Because the thing I got is a piece of junk.I live in a condo, and my front door has about an inch of space between it and the floor. I wanted to keep the bugs out, and decrease the noise from the hall. I read the reviews for this thing, and it was cheap, so I decided to give it a shot.Big mistake! First off, the adhesive strip was *not sticky.* At all. I had a very hard time peeling off the red strip that covered the adhesive (ironically, NOT because it was sticking), and when I did finally get it off, the strip beneath was just not sticky. It was so not sticky, that I re-read the “instructions” that came with this thing, thinking I had missed some step, and needed to activate the adhesive somehow. Hit it with a heat gun or something. Nope! It was just- not sticky.I made sure to clean the door well to insure good adhesion, especially with the adhesive strip being so lousy, but I could not get this thing to stick to my door. I tried burnishing it on, but it just kept peeling off and flopping to the floor.I’m glad I had a can of really strong spray adhesive and some duct tape around. Between the spray and the tape, I finally got this thing to stick to the door. It doesn’t look great, that’s for sure, and I can already tell portions of it (and probably the whole thing eventually) will need more adhesive pretty soon.Right now, it’s on the door, and is actually doing what it’s supposed to do. But an item of this terrible quality will not be holding up for long. Besides, I could have just cut a strip of cardboard and attached that with spray adhesive- it would have been just as “functional” as this thing, and not cost me anything.I wish I had purchased a different door strip, but I was trying to save money. I would advise anyone considering this item- don’t do it! Spend a couple extra dollars and get something of decent quality.Maybe the factory turned out a crummy batch, and that’s what I got, or this thing had been on a warehouse shelf for a looong time till the adhesive just dried up. Either way, I would certainly not buy this again- nor can I recommend it.