Vaxuia Rubber Seal Weather Strip Foam Tape Door Window Anti-Collision Self-Adhesive Rubber Water-Proofing Muffle the Noise Draught Excluder Door Insulation Strip Durable 12Meters（D Type, White）

We used this to seal our exterior doors in our old terraced house. The doors haven't been replaced for around 10 years but we can't afford to do it yet. The drafts in the winter are awful!I ordered two sets (four rolls) and I was able to seal two exterior doors and a set of french doors with some to spare.I had no issues with adhesion but I cleaned the surfaces down with a degreaser first and I warmed the strips with a hairdryer.I had all three doors done within an hour and it has made a huge difference! No more drafts and less outside noise which is a bonus.It makes fully shutting and locking the doors more difficult, especially at first, but that is a small price to pay as far as I'm concerned.Our heating bills have also reduced as we don't need to crank the heating right up anymore! Fantastic product.

I was delighted with the draught excluder which is hard wearing, simple to install and sticks well. On the other hand it can also be removed without causing damage. Just what I needed.

Brilliant. I put this round my doors and windows and makes the room lots more warmer and the noise is dimed. The glue on the back is Brilliant. Some glues on these from other brands are useless the would come unstuck in a few weeks but these are made really well. And the price is amazing I got 1 roll from a shop years year and cost me 16 pound and its cost me 30 qwid fpr ten rolls. If I need more this is were I will come. I have shared this product with family and friends.

The only thing that lets this product down, is the fact that the none adhesive surface, quickly deteriorated and left residue on the surface of the door that it comes into contact with, when it’s closed.I used this on one of our exterior door frames, and whilst it was easy to install, and formed a great seal against draughty air, the constant opening of the door (which is what doors are meant to do - right?!) seems to erode the surface of the seal, leaving residue on the door and deteriorating the seal.

I've purchased this previously . The previous owner's of our cottage had removed the seal from the back and front door and our bedroom window. I did one door and the window two years ago but I'd forgot to do the remaining door . It's easy to use , measure the strip against where your going to put it and cut leaving about 1" leeway ( don't forget one roll is actually two . A strip side by side) Make sure the area is clean and free from grease . Then stick it down !!! Don't worry if you've got to pull in the door hard to lock it . It beds in .

I have a old type windows in my house and i been feeling that cold hair been creping into room. When i place my hansd near the window, i could feel the cold air breezing. After i installed this i cant feel it no more. The room doesnt get cold as much. Only thing i made mistake is, i could of bought aother set to fill all my windows and doors. These are thick deep pads that might prevent some windows from closing. Like it did with my door. But i applied pressed andd made it shut. The pad will settle and reduce its bulyness as days go past. But really worth it. You will see difference from first use. I personally did.

Sticks well, can be repositioned. Does what it is supposed to do. Tends to flatten a little over time but remains effective.

If you have got a gap round your door that lets in a howling gale then this is the stuff for you. You can cut it to length and use either the double width or cut in half for a single strip. It has a backing tape that peels off easily and it sticks really well - essential to clean any dust, grease or dirt off the surface you are sticking it to, but otherwise it doesn't matter whether it's bare wood or painted, or even plastic. Good stuff!