KAKICLAY 36 Inch Draft Stopper for Bottom of Doors and Windows, Heavy Duty Sound Proof Door Draft Guard Gap Snake, Weighted Under Door Noise/Cold Air/Wind Blocker, 2.2Lbs

Perfect fit! This item worked out perfectly and does stop the drafts! Easy to install and just fit snugly They are firm and thick and sit well on the sill. Great Value for the cost! These Draft stoppers do not inhibit my blinds.

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This is under my front door in Texas during an ice storm. I appreciate the coverage and value the heat. I highly recommend it for any drafts you might have

I bought 2 of these and they work very well to block the draft. I used one on my front door and one on a window sill. It has enough weight to not move around and does stay in place. It is flexible and has a nice appearance. When I don't need it in the winter, I place it under the small opening under my television stand so that my dog's toys can't roll underneath the stand and I don't have to go crawling on the floor trying to retrieve his toys while he stands there and barks waiting for his toy to come back.

I have a large sliding glass door that let's a bit of air in. It's only at the tracks when it's 30 degrees and below. This seemed to have the exact size to fit in my sliding track and enough length. As I suspected, it fits perfectly in my sliding glass door track. Prevents any cold air from coming in. Easy to remove and put back as well. The inside material is interesting as it has some kind of rocks in the middle and ends for weight. The rest is some kind of soft, but thick stuffing. I can't speak to regular doors, but if you have issues with sliding door tracks letting in air, then this works great!

The inside filling is not distributed evenly through the stopper no matter what you do. It does not sit flat against the door without using the adhesive either. I wanted to buy this mainly for noise reduction and it barely made any change there, probably largely because of the uneven distribution of filling inside.

Liked that it was square shaped, as it could conform more tightly to the door and threshold. Only downside was the color. It is brown and our threshold is brown, so we often tripped over it, at least in the beginning.

The door to my unheated basement has a pretty large gap under it which lets the cold air flow in in the winter. I had been using a rolled up towel but it just got to be a pain so I decided to try a traditional draft stopper like this one, and now I'm glad I did. Works as advertised keeping a nice seal against the door even without the Velcro strips which I am not using. It's a 30 inch door so I bought the 32 inch draft stopper and it is in fact 32 inches wide and fits perfectly under the door with an extra inch off to each side as you can see by the image. I tried to to get a shot at an angle to allow you to clearly see how it sits right against the door. I mainly go into the basement to do the laundry and it's nice to be able to simply hook it over the doorknob to quickly get it out of the way while coming and going, and when I'm finished, right back down it goes. Nice!

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