VERGILIUS Under Door Draft Stopper,Improved Adjustable Double Draft Noise Blocker Sweep for Sound Dust Proof (Black)

It's a good product but did not work for me. The rolls are 1.5 inches, my gap was almost an inch, so after a while the rolls would go under the door and jam. I am sure it will work fine for a gap if 1/2 inch or less. It may even work for a 3/4 inch gap.

I bought this draft stopper so I could continue to use the doors. I bought two sets- one for each closet door near my front door. This area of my home is very drafty as it is not insulated well. I had to make adjustments to two foam pieces as I did not need the third (narrow door). The draft stoppers aren’t particularly pretty or even neat. I’m concerned about the large amount of dog hair and dirt that will attract to the fabric, but I think they will be easy to wash as they were easy to install and put together. The product itself is really fine, and affordable. There just hasn’t been a lot of technological advances in the area of home draft stopping- at no fault of this product. For what this item is, it’s much less expensive than some of the other options out there, and most importantly, it seems to be working as I can still open the door, which was my second goal next to stopping the draft. I would not consider this to be weather proofed as far as wet rating.

This thing had 4 slots, all uneven, and the tubes only fit into one. The Velcro to close/seal it is only at the top so there is no way to close it on another spot to make it fit. Completely unusable. I took it apart and re made it myself to for it to work. Don’t waste your money.

Gee Guys, would it kill ya' to add a couple more inches of material? Then you could truly claim these buggers go up to 35" in length. As it is, two inches of styrofoam stick out of the end of the tube, with no covering on the bottom. In order to fold the material over to encase them, the tubes have to be cut. It's kind of misleading. With all that, these do serve my purpose. I didn't buy them for under my door, since none of the several brands I've owned have ever stayed put. I bought these to cram into the gaps between my door and the frame. Yeah, my home is rather long in the tooth, to be polite. I'm sure at one time, maybe a hundred years ago, it was squared up...somewhere. I put the middle of the draft blocker at the gap, and tuck it in with a butter knife. The material is pliable enough to fill into the gap, and the foam rolls do their job. It's much easier than tucking cardboard or sheets in around the door, so I'm happy.

So the installation didn't take very long. I cut this styrofoam tubes pretty quickly to size. Velcro straps work all right to hold it in place. Some reviews on some products mentioned that this styrofoam and cloth gets caught under the door but I haven't had that problem. The one unintelligent thing about this is there's a white plastic strip sewn on that seems to act like Velcro and gets hung up on parts of the door stopper... So I just took some scissors and cut that white strip off to avoid problems. In my particular case this can't stop the noise from outside as there's a vertical Gap in the door also. Still it manages to block the horizontal cap. I think I can safely recommend this inexpensive object for other people. Thanks for reading.

I'm am using this to soundproof a room. It fits lengthwise by cutting the white pieces but it's super wide so I have to sew the seam in the middle so it'll actually hug the door. right now there's a huge gap. It seems worth $10 or so like the price is now but not quite the $14 I paid for it. The black fabric that goes over the white pieces is very soft and nice though

I swear I think some of these reviews are staged. Nothing comes with the product to help it stick to the door. So when you open and close the door the stupid thing just rolls underneath it. Why I got this thing I have no idea but I’m better off burning it.

Bought for the back door as it gets drafty in winter. The door has a small metal plate on the bottom of the frame like most doors outdoors. Because of this edge we have to reach under the door to push the foam tube up to close it; sometimes we have to do this several times. This isn’t as annoying as the fact that if we track in the slightest bit of snow or rain and the floor gets any sort of damp the thing will stick to that spot and allow the door to run it over in a crumpled heap. All-in-all it works well enough for the draft and we just don’t use the back door as often; but it would be a 5 star if it was a little heavier material and attached to door somehow rather than being pushed like a bad swiffer.

Very effective doorstop, the double sided design blocks drafts and helps with sound insulation. The velvet black material blends in well with the my black door so it doesn't look unnattactive from the outside.

It’s okay.First few days I used it it was fine and I had no problems, as the days went on I would come out the shower and if the floor is even remotely wet it will catch and drag the whole thing under the door I was very disappointed with this product

Best product to soundproof a room. Our walls are insulated and solid wooden door and the room was not soundproof till we installed this product which was very easy and the room is now quiet.

it helps ok with sound and heat. it gets stuck on the hard wood floor. I walked into the door some many times.

Expensive but does the job!