Suptikes Under Door Seal - Door Sweep, Soundproof & Weather Stripping, 2 Inch W x 39 Inch L, Brown

I bought this product for my bedroom. Easy application. Applied from both sides of the door. Looks and works great. Just to make these last a while, I'm intending to add an aluminum strip on outer top of the weather strip. For now it functions as intended. Highly recommended. Trusted seller.

Good item. Good glue. Still intact after a year. The Color is but different than the picture but serves it’s purpose fully.

Product is best at its quality and serves my purpose . No insects or snake can enter my house now . Also useful for AC room . It's easy to install .

It's a good product. Quality Adhesive, fitted well.

Ok ok

effective solution for blocking drafts, noise, and moisture from entering through gaps under doors. It fits most standard doors and provides a tight seal. Made from durable, weather-resistant material, this brown door sweep not only helps improve energy efficiency but also acts as a soundproofing barrier. It’s easy to install and works well for both exterior and interior doors, making it a great addition for anyone looking to maintain a more comfortable and quiet living space.

Very worst product didn't stick it

I used it for over 300+ days now and I can say it's good and you can go for it as it does the job. Adhesive quality is good, easy to use, protection against dust, bugs, pest control etc.

I used this for soundproofing. It does help to block off almost 70% of high pitch outdoor noise. Very satisfied with the quality of the product. The sticky tape attached well and does not come off.

it just a rubber strap.

No errors. Silently blocking all the unnecessary things comes through the door.🚪🚫 Stickiness is great & you can easily adjust the length by cutting it off.

I genuinely hate it when home interior doors are cut too short. Especially when paired with hardwood floors. Even a minor gap under a door allows sound to bounce around - not to mention light, wind, dust, and bugs. Sound is one of my biggest problems - because I genuinely believe that when you shut a door, you don't want to be able to hear what is on the other side. Years ago I started to experiment with using "door feet" mainly meant for outside-facing doors inside. These tended to require removing a door first, or more complex construction. They usually added a strip of metal and rubber to the bottom of a door, effectively creating a flexible seal. This product is like a more basic version of a door foot/cap, but it works by sticking a silicone strip to one side of the door. You might call it a door skirt or similar. The silicone is thick and spreads out into three strips closer to where it is designed to brush against the floor. Even though visually the design seemed perfect to me, I was highly skeptical of how well this product would actually stick and remain stuck to a door. The company even includes metal pin tacks which can be used to make the door skirt more permanently affixed - but with damage to your door. I've thus far installed about seven of these products both in this brown color and in white. To my surprise, the adhesive has remained intact. This is despite the fact that I used them on doors which move over carpeting. That means the carpet pulls on the silicone strip as it moves in both directions - creating more pull on the glue. I'm guessing I will have to replace the each few years - which seems like a small price to pay given how inexpensive they are, as well as easy they are to install. Installation requires a knife because you'll need to first place the fill strip along the door, and then cut it to size. This isn't hard, but requires steady hands a bit of patience to get right. Adhesive products such as this also require that you physically press the glued-on item to the based for a number of seconds to ensure a decent still. With that said, I can't see a skilled person taking more than 5-10 minutes to install one of these. While it isn't always possible to cover each and every little gap under a door, this product will probably seal up at least 98% of any gaps between a door and a floor that you are interesting in closing. I've even used one of these strips to close some small gaps that ants were using to enter my home under a door that opens to a patio. If your goal is to easily and effectively shut out sound and the elements under most home doors, this product seems to work pretty well, and blends in nicely enough so it isn't much of an eyesore. Not hard to recommend this.

Silicone and glue are extremely cheap. Arrived rolled up like a roll up gum. Doesn't stick, and the silicone is so malleable. It does not lay straight, and quickly retrieves to its rolled-up position.