Draft Stopper Black

All this is is a piece of black foam rubber with a velcro strip on the back to attach to the door. Anyone can make this themselves. And while it may work on doors that don't open to the outside and that are on non-carpeted floors as in the picture, this does not work a d@mn to keep an outside draft out on a door leading to the outside. The only reason I did not return the item is that the return shipping would have cost the same as the actual product.Oh, and before I forget--shipping took forever. Two weeks. Even Amazon wrote me to ask me whether I had received shipping confirmation from this seller because they hadn't. At one stage it looked like they had taken my money and ran away because we got no response and no shipping confirmation.I suggest to anyone wanting to block door drafts to buy the old-fashioned draft stoppers. We got the Door and Window Draft Stopper by Blue Ridge here on Amazon for a few dollars more than this piece of junk. And don't buy that Twin Draft Guard either. Too cumbersome--every time you open and close the door you have to hold it in place otherwise it catches on stuff.

This "draft stopper" is really just a piece of black foam weatherstripping you could buy at a hardware store. It has velcro you attach to the foam and to the door. The velcro is not very sticky and comes off easily. The foam itself is good quality and does the work. I had to add my own double-sided tape to keep the velcro on well.Bottomo line - you are better off getting some weatherstripping at a hardware store for probably less than this draft stopper.

This product works great to keep the draft out. It has a velcro strip along the back so you can stick it to any door and then remove it easily if you want to. The sticky back of the velcro stuck perfectly to one door, but only partially to another door- so you might have to use an additional adhesive to get it to stick properly. This item is lightweight and very simple in design, but it works better than any draft stopper I have tried. It completely blocks the air and forms a tight seal over the opening- no matter how wide or narrow it is. Make sure you position it so it is flush to the floor to ensure a tight seal.

The sticky backing did not even come close to sticking to the door. I had to use my own adhesive. It is only a strip of foam, so it's not worth the $12 I spend on it including shipping. It works alright once stuck to the door, but still not worth the money.

Looks solid on photo, actually is a piece of hard foam with a cheap glue strip. Worth about $3.00 total. Plus you must enforce your own adhesive. Don't believe the manufacturer understands that doors are constantly moving. It does it's job at the end of the day. Guess it's better than laying a towel down.

Just take off the tape and stick it on the door. It's super easy to install, customizable in length (just use any plain-ol' scissors), and best yet, STAYS! I also used this for sound dampening a room to prevent sound leakage. It does the job well enough for a project studio on a budget! I love it.

I purchased this for the bottom of my fireplace doors. Even though the doors were closed tightly there was a small space below the doors that would suck warm air out of the room and up the chimney. This product blocked that draft nicely. I remove it when I have a roaring fire in the fireplace.

It is only a piece of foam with tape on the back. It came off the second day. I would not recommend it.