White Door Window Weather Stripping Self Adhesive Foam Tape 1 in × 3/4 in × 13 Ft, High Density Foam Sealing Strip Window Insulation Weatherproof Gasket Tape for Doors and Windows

I had previously ordered this item in 3/4 wide to use around door frame to block light and sound, so I knew the product stuck well and really helped with the issues I had with my door. So when I was looking at this interior door to my laundry closet and the big crooked gap under it I thought it could be a solution. (draft from under this door occurs b/c the room is vented for the washer/dryer and I also wanted to reduce the noise that comes out under the door when running the machines as it's in a corner of my bedroom.)I had tried underdoor draft blocks but because the gap is huge on the left side and less on the right side the draft blockers I tried wouldn't stay in place. It's also a skinnier door than a standard door. It's in a 1968 home and it'a an original door. This 2"w version worked like a charm. I knew I'd need to put it on both sides of the door because it's SO sticky that all kinds of junk would stick to the backside of it with the size of gap I had if I didn't block any debris (dog fur, dryer lint, etc) from coming in from the backside of the door. I love that I could angle it as needed to provide the full coverage I needed, it blends in well and doesn't look as tacky as the other draft blockers I'd tried and I know it will stay in place as it's SUPER sticky. When you first attach it, barely touch it into place as it STICKS SOLID once you stick it. I had to move/adjust it a few times to get it right and it will pull the paint off your door if you press it in place then try to move it, so barely touch it to the surface and get it aligned, then push on it to secure it in place.I know this isn't what this product is intended for by with a little creativity I was able to use it to fix the problem I had. Glad I found this company and product!

It provides the insulation needed and it does not leave sticky residue behind

Living in a rental unit that has a pretty uneven doorframe. Noise was leaking in from the neighbors and there was a draft. I’ve never done any weatherproofing before, and with the imperfections of the door, I didn’t know exactly what to buy. Ended up getting a very thick strip which was too big. I have rudimentary tools, bad scissors and a utility razor blade. I found it very difficult to cut and wasn’t able to cut it in an even and straight manner. So I guess take that under advisement if you’re inexperienced and buying this with the intention of trimming it….Overall I’m satisfied with the results, all things considered. After installation there is no draft and the noise issue has improved.First photo with the light coming in under the door is the before the weatherproofing. Second photo without light coming in under the door is the after weatherproofing. Photos were taken in same lighting conditions.

Much harder (DURO) than expected but still compresses adequately for my application. The adhesive was rubbery and sticky but gel enough to bond with particle board, how long is TBD. I opened the roll to relax the curl and it was easy to work with. Only time will tell. So far so good.

See the pick, each of the two reels is 16'11", so total is about 6' short.

Bought the 1/2w x 3/8thickness foam. Just what I needed for my light cable clips to gold the cable in place so the lights could be firmly to the soffit top surface. I have so much left of for future projects, love it!!

My windows screen had few gaps and the bugs were finding their way to get through them. I covered the gap between the window and my screen using this sealer. It was easy to install and looks fine. I hope it holds well.

I put this up last week on my indoor porch around the windows and liked it so much that I immediately bought another roll. Well, one week later the pieces are all falling off and I have to adhere them ith electrical tape. Do not recommend. Maybe its because my porch is unheated that they fell off so quicky?

Did what I needed it to do! We will see how the glue lasts.

This did the job but it was really too thick and wide for sealing window seams. It’s extremely sticky if pressed down properly.

Soft foam retains shape while applying pressure to fit in various areas.

Will buy again for sure . Hope it lasts

just short of covering a door