Door Draft Stopper Under Door Seal for Exterior/Interior Doors, Door Sweep Strip Under Door Draft Blocker, Soundproof Door Bottom Weather Stripping, 2" W x 39" L, Grey

The Suptikes Door Draft Stopper has proven to be an effective and versatile solution for preventing drafts and improving insulation in my home. This door seal not only blocks out cold air and dust but also contributes to soundproofing, creating a more comfortable and energy-efficient living space. First and foremost, the design of this door sweep strip is user-friendly and easy to install. The adhesive backing allows for a simple application, and it adheres securely to the bottom of the door without leaving any residue behind. It's compatible with both exterior and interior doors, offering a versatile solution for various entryways. The door draft stopper effectively blocks drafts from entering through the bottom of the door, making a noticeable difference in maintaining a consistent and comfortable indoor temperature. It helps to reduce energy consumption by preventing heat loss during colder months and keeping cool air in during warmer seasons. In addition to its energy-saving benefits, this door seal also serves as a soundproofing door bottom weather strip. It helps to muffle external noises, making it an excellent addition to rooms that require extra quietness, such as bedrooms, home offices, or nurseries. The quality of the material used in this door draft blocker is impressive. The weather stripping is durable and can withstand regular use without losing its effectiveness. Another aspect I appreciate is the discreet design of the door sweep strip. It's not easily visible when the door is closed, maintaining the aesthetics of the doorway without compromising on functionality. Moreover, the door draft stopper is easy to clean and maintain. It can be wiped down with a damp cloth or cleaned with mild soap when needed. The Suptikes Door Draft Stopper is an affordable and practical solution for anyone looking to improve insulation and soundproofing in their home. Its efficiency in blocking drafts and reducing external noise makes it a valuable addition to any living space. In conclusion, thedraft stopper is a smart investment for enhancing comfort, energy efficiency, and soundproofing in your home. Its easy installation, effective draft blocking, and discreet design make it a standout choice for homeowners seeking a simple yet powerful solution to door drafts and sound insulation. If you want to create a more comfortable and energy-efficient living environment, I highly recommend giving the draft stopper a try. It's an excellent upgrade that brings significant benefits to your home's insulation and overall ambiance!

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.

This was easy to install but doesn’t keep all the air out, it blocks a lot but can still feel some coming through.

These sweeps are easy to apply, just clean, cut, peel, stick, and press. I’ve done this to all our interior doors. For bathrooms it adds sound and smell privacy. For our mudroom doors it keeps weather out and dust from entering the kitchen. For our bedrooms it provides sound dampening and blocks drafts. I also put them on my studio doors to keep them from swinging open or closed by themselves and to keep dust and noise in. (These are also great to keep rodents out if that’s an issue.) Highly recommend for home improvement!

3 doors needing seals. 2 old porch doors without thresholds allowed blowing snow to enter the enclosed porch. I put a seal on the outside and one on the inside of each door bottom. Sealed them up nicely, no longer feel the wind coming in. The front door sweep had been destroyed by the cat, so I I cut off the trailing/shredded bits and pieces and added a seal on the inside and one on the outside for added sealing. Although I was careful when measuring, after cutting they seemed an inch or so too short. But when I actually put them on, it fit just fine once the covering over the adhesive was removed. They come with matching thumbtacks in case you need added security such as on the ends. I accidentally put the inside seal too low and it scrapes the top of the carpet a little. Yet the adhesive on the seal is so secure, the end doesn't appear to be loosening at all with the pressure. Overall, a good quality product. Easy to install -- I eyeballed the level, was careful with my measuring. Soft enough to allow bending over the flooring where needed, strong adhesive, added tacks if needed. Update - Winter 2025. Originally installed in 2023 to keep out both rain and snow - these are our main entrance doors, heavily used. I have had absolutely no problems with these seals, put on both inside and outside of the doors. Because I installed it tightly to the outdoor carpet, I figured eventually the sticky seal might loosen. It has not - still like new and strong. I don't know how others prepared their surface that are having problems but I ensured it was super clean. Still have the tacks supplied, just in case but ended up not needing them yet. While you can easily clean any scuffs off it, mine DOES NOT collect debris. I would still highly recommend this seal because, for me, it lasts and was totally worth it.

Suptikes Door Draft Stopper does an okay job at blocking drafts and noise, but it has some drawbacks. The adhesive is quite weak and doesn’t hold up well over time, especially on textured surfaces. While it fits most doors and reduces airflow effectively, installation can be tricky if the door isn’t perfectly smooth or aligned. Overall, it works decently, but the adhesive quality really needs improvement. A 3/5 for performance.

This is absolutely a great product. I had a 1” plus gap from the door to the floor and during the winter I would stand with my bare feet next to the door and feel the cold air BLOWING on my feet as well as the hot summer air during the summer. For years I let this go or I would sometimes throw a towel there to block it. I finally decided to fix the issue even though this is a apartment and I don’t own where I life. I purchased this particular brand because of its thickness at the base. I received it right away but received it folded it up which I figured would make it harder to install, so I decided to be patient and lay it out, which I highly recommend. I let it lay out for a week I think so it would flatten out and resist me when installing it. It has a nice thick adhesive strip attached to, so thick that after I installed it you can see light through it which I found comforting, comforting in a sense that it wasn’t a cheap adhesive that would stick for five minutes then fall off. The kit also came with some sort of wipe you pre-wipe where you are adhering the adhesive part to. When it came to installation, because I let the Draftstopper lay out and relax for awhile all I had to do was put it up against the door and measure it to the ends of the door, cut it to the appropriate size, peal the adhesive tape off and push it against the door, and let me tell you something, that bad boy stuck. There was no falling from edges, when it touched the door that was it so I highly recommend you get what and how you want it figured out because it will take whatever it’s stuck to with it if you decide to reposition. I mentioned earlier that I let it rest on the floor and pushed it to the door, I did this on purpose cause I wanted a tight seal so yes it does scrape on the floor. My floor is tile and I see no harm, if you choose not to do this I recommend putting something like quarters or something to create a gap of your choice. The Draftstopper also comes with some decorative Tacks which will give a more adherence to the door, you do have to install these with care cause they will bend when tapping them in. As far as noise reduction, I’m sure it might reduce some noise but I hear everything outside my door, I even hear my tv when I’m outside my door, I haven’t really noticed a difference but I am not unpleased I’m in fact very pleased with this product. I live in a older complex by the beach and these walls and doors are probably as old as me, my next project is to put weather stripping around the door jam . I think that will give the complete noise reduction.

Workrs great for small gaps in doors and especially when it's cold prevents cold traits good product