CloudBuyer Door Weather Stripping,Insulation Seal Strip for Doors and Windows,Self-adhisive Foam Door Seal Strip,Sound Seal Weather Strip Gap Blocker Epdm,Total 66Ft Long(2 Rolls,33Ft/10m Each,White)

Good quality. easy use and revise. Not really works on noise proof from outside for windows, but perfect on doors.

These door seal strips work well, easy to split in half and use as a single strip, can cut short using scissors at any length you want. Very easy to use, just peel off the yellow paper and directly stick to wherever needed, gently press, and the job is done. A quick, cheap, easy, practical and effective solution to window and door gap problems!

Works well for draft and sound insulation. I could tell right away. Super easy to install.The foam and the cleaning wipes have a very strong chemical odor and maybe took a couple years off my life, but I think it'll go away soon. FYI if you are sensitive to this.

I recommend the product and will keep it for further projects, even though it didn't work for me. The measurements of the 'gap' are conservative (fills up more space than advertised). I couldn't close my door after installation. It's quality and resilient material - eg. the reason why the estimates are a bit conservative - and sticks extremely well, even without using a hair dryer (as suggested in the description). Great stuff, but just make sure you are conservative with the gap it can seal.

Awesome!!!!! So glad we purchased this two pack. We recently renovated our basement and was able to use these for all doors and windows. I also like to add thag it was super easy to use and the fact that we were able to get even more length outh of one roll but spliting it in two!!!. We will be renovating our first floor next month and will use it again for sure. The only issue we had was, when we opened the pack we didn't realize double sided tape came with it because it dropped and rolled somewhere. So after the first install on two doors and a window, the self adhesive started to peel back. Once we found the tape we redid it and no complaints!!! Use the tape.

The headline says it all, what a nightmare this turned into. After spending at least an hour in preparation (taking measurements, cutting product to length, removing old weatherstripping, cleaning the surface of application) it was finally time to peel off the adhesive strip.........except it wasn't peeling. I had previously read the blow dryer tip in the instruction paper, so I began heating the strips. End results? 90% of the adhesive was removed along with the yellow strip leaving little to none on the weatherstripping itself. This is only if you were patient enough to heat for at least 5 minutes, to the point of needing gloves to handle the product as it becomes extremely hot to the touch (if its not heated to this extreme point, the strip will only come apart with the ripped weatherstripping still glued to the strip).