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Weather Stripping Door Seal
Weather Stripping Door Seal
Silicone door seals can effectively reduce external noise, giving you a quiet and comfortable environment.
Silicone weather stripping can effectively prevent snow or rain from flowing in through door gaps and is highly waterproof.
D-shaped door weather stripping has a good sealing effect and can block the wind outside the door and window, allowing you to enjoy a warm environment.
Weather Stripping Door Seal
Weather Stripping Door Seal
Rosetta Saldivar
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Not as strong as I expected, very flimsy!
Sporty
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Performs as advertised and expected. Overall quite good! 👍
Sabrina P.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Worked great to seal my front door
Bonnie H.
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
This weather strip has just the right amount of flexibility to suit me. It will fit around a curve. The silicone won't absorb liquids. The adhesive strip adheres well.
Tanisha
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Very good product it helps the draft out and the heat in
Alex G
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This self adhesive silicone weather stripping works great at its assigned task; it also can be used for other helpful situations around your house.I have a couple window air conditioning units in my home that stay in place all year long. One is a dual purpose -- AC in the summer, and it heats in the winter. But the installation hardware is such that there is a small air gap between the unit and the hardware that lets outside air into the house. This is not a major problem during the summer, but in the winter the cold air coming in can lead to increased energy bills.This silicone weather stripping helps me do the job of closing off the air gap. The product itself is flexible and pliable. The adhesive side is easy to put into place -- just cut the product to the needed length and them remove the protective material covering the adhesive and press into place. For added insulation I have added a layer of double-sided tape over the air gap and then put the weather stripping into place. This ensures that everything will stick and "stay stuck." Because of the semi-circle design of the weather stripping, I am then able to tightly and securely put the main insulation block firmly in place to keep out the cold air. Works like a charm.This weather stripping won't "break the bank" and you'll be glad you have it on hand when these major and "off label" needs and uses arise.
Lina
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
The old seal around our backdoor has really deteriorated and allows a good bit of cold air in. I got this weather stripping to hopefully remedy the problem. We removed the old weather stripping and clean up all the old glue and dirt with alcohol. Before we installed the entire strip, we tested a small piece to ensure our door will close properly. Then we carefully peel off the weather strip backing in small increments and pressed the adhesive strip firmly onto the frame of the door. Note, you may experience a strong rubber odor while working with this strip. If this is bothersome, consider wearing a mask while working with this strip. After installing the strip, we found virtually no draft into the house (at our current freezing temperature). I am hoping this continues to be the case even if our temperature drops significantly. Overall, it's a definite improvement in eliminating cold draft into the house and I highly recommend this insulation strip.
Ron-A-Palooza
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
I don't know if I would use these for an interior door. I tried to use them on my interior basement door to prevent waking up the kids from the surround sound. They stick nicely and are easily cuttable. However, they are dirt magnets, its almost like static cling. Unfortunately, they were a little 2 thick for my door way and my door was not able to full close. The believe the issue was the part that actually sticks to the door is plastic and not compressible. Overall, if you have a decent sized gap they work fine and will get the job done.
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