Door Bottom Draft Stoppers, 36" Clear and White Door Sweep Strips ~ Pack of Four
Key features
- •COVER 4 DOORS - This economy pack gives you better insulation for not one, but up to 4 doors in your home or office. Use the 4 sweeps to cover multiple doors from one convenient and economical pack.
- •SAVE ENERGY - By keeping out drafts, you can save energy and keep your home or office warmer in the winter, and you can also keep in the cold air in the summer. Enjoy the savings, as well as a more comfortable space.
- •KEEP PESTS OUT - Door sweeps help keep out insects and other pests, as well as dust.
- •INSTALL EASILY - Quickly and easily install the sweeps with the self-adhesive strip, no expertise required. When installing, see our quick and helpful instruction card to get the most out of the sweeps
- •SPECS - 36" long and 1 1/2" wide white and clear vinyl door sweeps coiled in an economical pack of 4 sweeps designed to save you money and energy in one convenient package.
Door Bottom Draft Stoppers, 36" Clear and White Door Sweep Strips ~ Pack of Four
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Customer Reviews
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Different than presented BE AWARE
Lawton T Grant•May 16, 2017
This looks absolutly nothing like the picture presented. Picture showed a crystal clear rigid looking strip. As you can see from the picture, that is not the case. The discription of "Clear" is totally off.
Would not recommend for heavily used doors
Bizzle•February 28, 2017
These seemed sturdy and were useful for some time. It was easy to install, just remove the paper and stick in place. The adhesive is great and the product hasn't come loose at all, but the plastic seal itself has already ripped and come away from the mount. After only a few weeks of opening and closing the door, the plastic tore and pretty much came apart. Maybe this is more ideal for doors that aren't used regularly? The seal is also rubbing along carpet underneath, which maybe also creates more wear. Still, I expected it to last longer than just a few weeks. Luckily it wasn't expensive, otherwise that would have been really annoying...
Be Aware
Ivan Ramirez•January 21, 2016
Bottoms arrived bent to fit into a large zip lock bag. I've been trying to straighten them out the last few days by putting weight on them without much success. I tried installing one and its so badly bent It wouldn't stick to the door
Worked out perfectly to stop huge drafts from coming in
Mythology7•January 3, 2016
These worked perfectly. They can be cut to the right width for your door. I had an issue where the gap underneath on of the doors I used it on was a lot bigger than the length of the draft stopper. But I was able to remedy it by cutting two pieces to the same size, and sticking one of them onto the other, about halfway down, so it made the draft stopper longer. It worked out great to finally shut out the draft coming in from the living room door to the rest of the house. I also used one to keep bugs from coming in under a screen door. The adhesive strips on the stoppers hold very securely, and stick well to their intended surfaces. I am very happy I decided to take a chance and buy these.
Easy to use
Steven•December 17, 2015
These work really well. It is a pretty straight forward solution to drafty doorways.
I measured and cut to fit my doorway with standard kitchen scissors.
Test fit and marked the door with a pencil in three spots; left, right, and middle.
Removed backing to expose adhesive and started on the left. I used the mark I made and then placed the middle a the mark there, then pressed the left side down. Then I lined up the right side and did the same.
I tested the door to ensure that the sweep was going to stay on, but the middle started to come away from the door. I was able to press it back into place and got it to stay. I used a drop or two of super glue for added assurance though.
The other door I wanted to use this on had too large of a gap...
I measured and cut to fit my doorway with standard kitchen scissors.
Test fit and marked the door with a pencil in three spots; left, right, and middle.
Removed backing to expose adhesive and started on the left. I used the mark I made and then placed the middle a the mark there, then pressed the left side down. Then I lined up the right side and did the same.
I tested the door to ensure that the sweep was going to stay on, but the middle started to come away from the door. I was able to press it back into place and got it to stay. I used a drop or two of super glue for added assurance though.
The other door I wanted to use this on had too large of a gap...
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