20 Ft Garage Door Threshold Seal with 2 Bottle Adhensive/Sealant 1000 ml, West Bay DIY Weather Stripping Bottom Rubber Weatherproof Father's Day Christmas Gifts Black (2 Bottles, Each 500 ml)

This Universal Garage Door Threshold Seal is a game-changer! Installation was straightforward with the included instructions, and the seal fits perfectly under my garage door. It effectively keeps out water, dirt, and even small pests. My garage stays cleaner and more insulated, especially during rainy days. The durable material shows no signs of wear after months of use. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking to protect their garage and keep it well-sealed!

Works very well. Garage flooded for years before this.

Provided a very close seal to a garage with a sinking slab. The seal does not come with adhesive so I had to purchase separately. Seal was very easy to install, however the last 2-3 feet were unusable due to being rolled it would not lie flat but would curl and lie on it’s side. So I’m glad I purchased one that was longer than I need

We are so happy to have found this weather seal. It was fairly easy to install (follow the instructions!) and works exactly as advertised. Unfortunately, we have an uneven concrete driveway. The seal on the existing garage door does not seal properly against the concrete, and would allow water into the inside of the garage. It would end up settling against the front inside walls, keeping them damp most of the time. The trim and drywall had to be replaced. This seal keeps all of the rain and runoff water out. We couldn’t be happier!

Nice and thick.Heavy duty.Good price.Great value.

I used it to improve the garagedoor seal and it totally eliminated all those pesky mice. I caught up to 3 mice a night (!) and now for the last month none! Very happy.

The 20' section came bundled. I had to cut 1' off on the inside end. Rubber memory caused definite curl. The other end needed maybe a 6" of waste to be cut off. I had laid the entire 20' strip out, laden with weights for over 2 weeks and couldn't save those outside pieces. But I only needed 18' for the job, so I had plenty of extra pieces to cut and refigure openings at each end.I have concrete witch angles back toward the garage and with any heavy rains water comes into the garage. So rather than use glue/sealant too early, I laid out the entire 18' piece (UNGLUED) and pushed threshold under closed door. It has rained three times, once heavy and twice drizzle. The water got through oly during the heavy rain but much improved over before. I fear I may need a threshold with a 3/4" or even 1" height. So I will continue monitoring the threshold during eventual heavy rains.If the amounts are slight, I will apply adhesive/sealant AND caulk to the outer edge of the 18' threshold. I plan to use Liquid Nails for the main underside of the piece and a DAP caulk for the outer edge.If the amounts are heavy, I will purchase a more expensive 18' piece with a larger height. The problem here is how to determine the height needed to stop water entry.

Worked well except it shrinks over time. I cut it to fit tight in my 10 wide door and now 18 months later its over an inch and a half short.