Weather Stripping Door Window Seal V-Shaped Foam Kerf, 40 Feet, Black

Perfect fit! So I decided one day that I was going to replace all my doors weather stripping. And didn’t know there were different sizing and materials. So I bought 2 other types before finally deciding to try to match what I pulled off. I bought 2 different foam sizes that didn’t fill the gaps. As you can see in pictures with light around the door that was 2 sizes of foam together and it still didn’t fill the gap. My old weather stripping was scratched up by my dog. So one day I just ripped all the doors stripping out. Some wouldn’t close and some weren’t big enough. I was worried when I finally bought this because I doing know the size I ripped out. But I remember it looked like this! Well this one fits perfectly. There is no adhesive like the foam but that’s ok because it’s slides into the “kerf” which I had to Google that word. And not all my doors have a kerf. But my back door was killing my with the sun coming through and the heat and everything else that comes with a gap. The durability on this stuff is great! Nice and firm. Worked well with my kerf just pushed it on it and slid my hand down to make sure it went in. And I tell you it’s night and day the difference. I don’t hear the dogs barking or kids playing. The air is cool in my kitchen. No bugs coming through. And it’s easy to remove and replace. Easy to cut with simple scissors. I think I used my kids school scissors. The shipping was next day. And I’m happy! Just buy this. It should fit if you pulled out one like it. My door closes fitted doesn’t slam. The dogs can’t just push it open when it’s unlocked. I feel like I got a new back door!

Better quality than what the manufacturer had put on the door. Seals very good, easy installation.

easy to install

This is a good product. The quality is high. The little wedging tab is stout. My only gripe is that it arrives all kinky because it's all rolled up rather than straight, but there's nothing to do about that. If you want it shipped, that's how it comes. If bought locally, then you can get it in straight sticks. It's not a big deal. It's only going to take several months for it to work itself out, if it does at all. The performance is there, however. The vinyl (or whatever) covering seems durable, along with the foam insulation. I'd buy it again.

I had to psyche myself up to replace the old weather stripping. I spent 9 days recently being snowed in, and realized how drafty the doors were in my house. This was so easy to install. I zipped out the old strips and cut the new to fit. The 1st door was finished in 15 minutes! There is zero draft now. And I've had joint replacement surgery -- it didn't hurt my hands pushing it in at all. And I purchased enough to do the other 2 doors in my home.

This weather stripping worked perfectly for my back and front door. I currently live in a DR Horton house in Texas and my dog scratched the stripping away from the back door so air was going straight in to the house. I was able to remove the old and put this in with no issues and it fit perfectly. All of the ones I bought from local stores did not work fit.

When I first opened the package, I was filled with a sense of purpose. Weather stripping! My drafty doors and windows didn’t stand a chance. Or so I thought. The instructions were simple enough—or would have been, had the second half not mysteriously disappeared into the void. (Apparently, the packaging said “1 of 2, do not separate,” but I didn’t see it until I had already committed to the separation.) No matter! I am a modern problem solver. Surely, I could figure this out. What followed can only be described as a three-act drama: Act I: Discovery. I unrolled the stripping, marveling at its spongy promise. It was like the duct tape of weatherproofing: flexible, versatile, and oddly sticky. Act II: Confusion. I began applying it… somewhere. The adhesive side fought valiantly against its backing, and once victorious, clung mercilessly to anything nearby. My hands? Yes. My cat? Unfortunately. The doorframe? Occasionally. Without part 2 of the instructions, I had to make some educated guesses. By the end, my windows were sealed, my door frame was cushioned, and my soul was thoroughly humbled. Did I also accidentally weatherproof my own sock to the floor? Yes. Yes, I did. Act III: Acceptance. Once installed (or at least stuck in several places), it worked surprisingly well! Drafts were blocked, and my house felt cozy for the first time in ages. Sure, the process was chaotic, but isn’t that just life sometimes? Overall, this weather stripping gets a solid 5 stars for effectiveness, durability, and the opportunity to grow as a person. However, if you’re missing part 2, consider calling in a professional—or at least hiding the cat. Bonus Tip: Double-check your packaging before separating parts. Some mysteries are better left unsolved.

Worked well!

Super good product. Fits like a glove, quality materials

Easy to install and blocks the droughts

el unico problema es que no facturan para mexico

Good product at a fair price.

Todo perfecto