Door Seal,Weather Stripping Seal Strip for car/Doors/Windows, Self-Adhesive Backing Seals Large Gap soundproof， Easy Cut to Size 1 (Black, 26FEET)

This was the perfect thickness to stop air from penetrating through the doors in my home. It was a bit tricky to get it to stick in the sub zero temps but a hair dryer worked to heat up the spots. I used the hair dryer as i was sticking it to my door frames. No issues and would by again.

Right amount with less than 2’ left over. Thick but not too thick, doors closed should break it in soon, the tape on it holds firm. Stopped the draft I had immediately 🙌🏼 will order more for my remaining door. A++

Weather stripping did work to cover the gap but I had to really work to get it to stick and it still didn't stick in some spots. But for now it's holding and keeping the air out

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It installs easy but the adhesive doesn't stick very well and I will see if a week a month or so if this starts to fall away which I think it will.

The adhesive on this weather stripping is dried-up and doesn't stick at all.Even the thin plastic strip, which protects the weather strip, wouldn't stick to the weather strip.No instructions are included, but I'm pretty sure even instructions can't make dried-up glue sticky.I'll stay away from anything from ZSTCyy Brand in the future.This is an update to my earlier review...After some research, I've found a product for sealing exterior doors that actually works.Ana Amazon has it.The product that is needed to seal an exterior door is called "door seal" and it has a molded flange that fits into a groove in the wood door frame.This type of weather strip doesn't use a sticky surface (which doesn't stick) to apply the weather strip, it uses the flange to attach into the door frame.Because it doesn't use the sticky rubber strips, it will stay in place.Amazon has this product "M-D Building Products 91868".Similar door strip is also available from HD, Lowes, and Menards.My earlier review of "ZSTCyy Brand" weather strip still stands...It is worthless, but The Exterior door seal ewth the flange, is an excellent design and it stays in place.

Had a door replaced and there was a gap from the lock down to the bottom. Contractor used 1/4 inch black strip but that was not thick enough. I did the measuring and got this which is perfect. And it looks nice too, white on white door frame. Have several feet of the product left in case needed.

Great product for insulating a larger gap! Some reviewers have complained about effectiveness of the adhesive strip, but I found it worked just fine! Any adhesive works best when used on a clean smooth surface. I used this product to seal a gap in a "door" panel providing access to the attic (dusty and cold and on wood that was not perfectly smooth). I cleaned the surface of all dirt/dust and heated the weather stripping with a hair dryer (with an aim at heating up adhesive strip) before installing (it's winter/cold here in Seattle) and it adhered to the wood surface just fine!