HADOR Double Side Draft Stopper Noise Blocker 36 in for Bottom of Door, Dark Gray Twin Triangle Door Draft Stopper Seal Gap Machine-Washable Air Blocker

Let me begin with the end: this thing works great! Now the details:At first I thought this might not work on our door. On the side of the door facing outside, there are vertical molding strips which hold V-shaped foam insulation against the door. That molding winds up shortening the length of available space for the Draft Stopper foam by around an inch and a half. On the inside, I was able to use the full length of the foam pieces because there was no impediment. So how do you make this work where the length of the foam inserts on the outside has to be shorter than those on the inside?I first cut around an inch and a half off one of the foam inserts, that would be on the outside. I then installed the foam pieces for the inside. They didn't need to be trimmed. Next, I centered the shorter outside foam length on the full-length inside foam so that the shorter side was 3/4" shorter on each end. I then used safety pins on each end of the short side so the foam would stay centered when I closed the door. That worked great.One helpful tip: Once I determined how long the foam inserts needed to be, I used electrical tape on the joints to connect them so both the inside and outside would be one long piece. That made it much easier to work with, especially when trying to center the short side foam on the long side foam.Bottom line, I've use a half a dozen different draft stoppers over the years. They all worked okay, but I could still feel a breeze coming in on the ends. Not with this one. The seal is amazing. It's a little slower closing the door because they fit so snugly, but up here in Vermont, it's worth it to not have frigid air sneaking in. I would definitely buy this again.

I bought two of these: one for my apartment and the other for my mom. We got them because she was getting a lot of mice and I was getting a lot of roaches. Both were coming from the building hallways. After we installed these, they kept pests outside. It’s super easy to install and you can cut it to fit your door

Velcro fasteners don’t seem to help the strip stay in place.

We live in an old house with creaky floors and a huge gap from the bottom of the door to the floor. This stays in place and is so easy to adjust for the doors length. I spent some time looking for the right one and I’m so glad I chose this one.

On the positive side, the grey twin triangular design is aesthetically pleasing, and the machine-washable feature adds convenience to maintenance. The draft stopper effectively blocks some noise and helps in maintaining room temperature by sealing the gap at the bottom of the door. However, I found a few drawbacks that keep me from giving it a higher rating. Firstly, the material used feels a bit flimsy, and I'm concerned about its long-term durability. The stitching seems adequate, but only time will tell if it can withstand regular use.

The light doesn’t go through the door, it serves its purpose, im totally happy with this product.

Purchased this particular draft stopper for a college dorm apartment bedroom door. My daughter saw a gap and thought she'd need a noise blocker. I chose this particular one because it was not plastic or cheap looking. Yes, it's much pricier than many but it's a nice neutral gray color, padded, made with a soft material, is double sided, and slides on with a more custom fit. Noise did not end up being an issue so it was returned unused. Even though it was never used, I am confident that it would have worked and fit well, kept the noise out, would be quiet while opening/closing, and would not scrape on or scratch the floor (as long as the floors are vacuumed on a regular basis). I'm also sure it will be a magnet for dirt, dust, and lint by the nature of the product as it rides the floor. Would recommend or purchase again if noise or drafts became an issue.

No different than the rest. I have huge gaps and was hoping this worked. However, I had to use the excess tubing to put in the middle between the tubes for reinforcement but there wasn’t enough. I’ll be buying craft tubing to fill in the fab. Requires too many adjustments.