Plastic Door Strips 8’ x 7.6", Vinyl Strip Curtain 0.08” Thickness, Smooth Plastic Door Curtain for Walk in Cooler Commercial Entry, DIY Dog Cat House Entry

So we have a bit of a unique usage for this item... we used it to weave in and out of the spindles on a railing that is open between the first and second floor of our house to prevent cats from accidentally falling through. They started poking their heads and bodies through and we were worried there may be an issue, so we tried this (hoping it would be somewhat unobtrusive - and it is).It is reasonably thick, but malleable enough to manipulate.

Used for my Sulcata tortoise house, works great to keep the cold weather out during the winter!

Turn a low window into a doggie door. We did have a screen on the window that was only attached at the top so it would allow the dogs to come and go without allow bugs in. Since the weather was getting cooler we decided we needed to make a change. We saw this on Amazon and thought it looks like what the use on coolers that allow forklifts to go in and out. When we first received the product we had to leave it outside to air out, but after a couple of days it was ok. We tried several configurations and were able to come up with something that worked. Dog had to get used to the change, but they adapt quickly and this blocks the majority of the outside air from coming in. If it weren't for the original odor the product would have received 5 stars.

We've had these a few months now out in the Florida heat and they are holding up nicely! We made a custom dog door flap off of the pool deck so we don't need to prop the door open 😉

width is 7"5 instead 8"

These are amazing. Nice and durable heavy. They keep the heat in the trailer while I watch my son race and I can still see out! A game changer for sure!!!

NW Wisconsin . . . we flood an outside rink for hockey in the winter. Built a new pump house (summer of 2023) and sank a sand-point well just for this purpose. The kids LOVE hockey!!!Wanted a flap door behind an insulated solid door for access during the flooding operation so we wouldn't have to keep opening and closing the solid door as the pump is inside a heated space. This whole operation is "out back" quite a way from the main building, thus the need to keep it heated in the winter.This material worked out perfectly to make our flap door. While there is no significant "R" value to this material, preventing a large gaping hole in a heated/insulated space in the northern Wisconsin winter was the goal and it performed great.

I used this to make a dog door for my chicken coop to keep the draft out, works well, took the chickens a bit to get use to it but they are fine now !