26 Feet Long Reach Weather Stripping Door Seal with 4 PCS Door Corner Seals, V-Shaped Replacement Door Seal Strip Foam Kerf Weather Stripping for Doors Frame Door Insulation Strip(Black)

When you've got indoor cats who live to scratch everything that they see, and kiddos who love to pick and peel at everything that's in the home, then you'll most definitely be replacing some door weather stripping at some point in time. Most likely sooner rather than later.This stuff works great. It was super easy to install, just slotted right into the kerf that the older strip went into.I probably have enough left over to redo all of the doors on the street. But I won't. Because I'm selfish.

Had the cheaper foam sticky ones and they did not really completely seal the gap in the closed door but this stuff worked perfectly. Easy to install and fit perfectly.

We had purchased an older home and when I walked by two outside doors I could see the light coming through around the edges of the door. If light was coming through that means heat and cold was too. I purchased this wider stripping and no more light. Easy project!

This weather stripping filled some pretty large gaps on a door frame that was somewhat bowed.... I had tried another product prior to this and could still see light. Couldn't find anything wider than this and it was just large enough to do that job.

Dogs chewed up the old one. This came fast cheap and gave me even more then I need for the next time my dogs chew up the new one

Had a couple of doors where the original gasket was just not making full contact with the door. You could see gaps. These were the PERFECT replacement. The larger size allows door to close easily, but seals perfectly with zero drafts. Took me just at 10 minutes per door to remove, measure and cut the news seals and install. Done. Dusted. No drafts.Buy these. You will not be disappointed.

I'm a novice adding weather stripping. We had a door from our garage to our house with a large gap and damaged weather stripping letting in a lot of cold air. At first I used a thick piece of foam weather stripping that was ok as a stop-gap, but was destroyed after a year. I saw this vinyl style on my front door and knew it would be durable. I measured the gap and this one had a little room to spare, so I figured it would be the first one to try and I'd keep buying until I found the right one. Luckily I got it on the first shot. I tried to push it in with a putty knife, but eventually found it was easy enough to push in with my fingers if you take your time and get a feel for it. Highly recommended!

I’ve never replaced my weather strip on my front door before and the one on my house was showing sunlight seeping through. When I pulled my old weatherstrip out the looked to be exactly like this so I was relieved because I thought these might be too thick at first. I simply cut to length the 3 sections (left, right and top) with a little extra to spare and easily installed into the door frame groove. Fits perfectly. The door now needs to be pushed harder to compress the weatherstrip and close but it’s as expected and gives me a peace of mind that I have a tight seal. There’s no more sunlight seeping through the edges of the door and weatherstrip . I’m all set for the winter.