40FT Extra Long Kerf Weather Stripping Door Seal for Large Gaps and Easy Installation (White)

Installs easily. Works great. May be better than the original weather stripping the frame came with. Durable. Easy to cut. Door will close tightly for a couple of days but settles in perfectly. It is flexible.

Perfect fit. I pulled the weather stripping from two doors and installed this. Less than ten minutes per door. Easy to remove old, easy to install the new, looks great and works great. Excellent value.

This fits perfectly and works exactly like I hoped. The seal is actually better than the original material I had before, which was a nice surprise. Simple to install, no fuss, and does the job right. Sometimes replacements feel a little cheap compared to factory parts, but this one actually feels like an upgrade.

Works well and had no problems installing, the only down side is it looks thin but I'm not sure if that is normal

I was replacing 30 something year old door seals. This stuff installed super easy, looks very nice and professional, holds air in very well. I got it right before we had a super cold snap, back in January/Februry. My heat bill had a notable difference after I installed.Just measure, cut, push into the gap, boom. Done. Very smooth process.

Easy to use. I chose white because all of my trim is white. The old black one had white paint on it so this was a win -win. I also bought the longer one and did all 3 doors!

This pushes right into the groove. I love not having to deal with adhesive! The gap in my door is actually bigger at the top than the bottom and this fills it perfectly all the way. No light, no air, less sound.I am hoping it'll compress some as we use it. Right now, I have to push the door into it to be able to lock and unlock the deadbolt.If your door has the groove that is required for this weather stripping, you need to buy this.

I have a 30 year old door with 20 year old weather stripping. Although the old weather stripping still looked ok, I figured it could be time to get new ones. These fit into the door channels just fine but the padding is much thinner than the old ones. Also after a few days, the padding was compressed quite a bit to where there was too much give on the closed door when pushed. The push test is something anyone can use to see just how tight the door is to the frame. Closed the door, then push against the door near the door frame. If it bounces a bit, or a lot, then a thicker stripping is needed to increase the weather proofing. Luckily I kept the old ones to put back in. Double check that the gap in your door isn’t much and these should work. Also double check the channel to make sure these will fit.