E-SMARTER Draft Excluder for Doors, 39in Self Adhesive Draught Excluder for Bottom of Door, Weather Proof Door Draught Excluder, Front Door Draught Excluder for Energy Saving, Preventing Bugs

If stuck right ok. Due to old crap houses with poor structural floor. It maybe hard to stick it down evenly. And front doors with massive gaps underneath apply this it works good but won't save heat but definitely block creapy crawlies.

Works well, sticks easy. Easy to apply.

Advertised with a mouse in the picture but I did not get a mouse with mine. Very upset now.

Not identical, but of very similar appearance, to another product previously purchased and used on an internal door. "Door Bottom Seal Weather Stripping – VIDEN Adhesive Door Bottom Sweep Soundproof Door Kit, Frameless Silicone Door Draft Stopper for Doors and Windows, 39 Inches Rubber Door Strips to Seal Door Cracks" is marginally more flexible than the other type in being made from silicone rubber rather than a less flexible plastic and has been affixed to our front door to augment the existing but now less-effective in-built draftpoofing. Adhesion is most effective the smoother the surface.Fixing to a door is simple and first requires that any dust, grease etc be removed from the bottom area and which should then be allowed to fully dry. The backing strip can then be removed from a small portion, aligned and affixed to a corner; it was found simpler to work from the hinged edge out. The backing can then be removed in stages and the strip pressed into contact. The surplus can then be easily cut with a sharp knife or a heavy duty shears/scissors and the strip should then be pressed firmly against the door to ensure best contact with no lifting. Ideally, some hours will be required for the adhesive to 'set' and mature.With a perfectly smooth floor such as non-textured vinyl, tiling and laminates the lower edge can be in full contact. With a carpeted floor, you may need to allow a small gap (a thin sheet of card may prove sufficient) to reduce friction and wear.The product previously used on an internal door has seen about 6 weeks of daily use and has shown no sign of loosening or detaching.

I have used two of these. One was destroyed by my cat - which doesn't count. The other was by an outer porch door. It worked great until we had significant rain. The dampness always seeps through to the wood door and that subsequently, loosened this product's grip and I could not reuse it. If you use it in largely dry areas and pet free, it will be good to use.

Open plan bungalow interior, but last evening was spent with no cold draft on my shins and knees; it was simply heaven. Having a plate and 7 pins in my right ankle, and a hairline fracture in my left leg in 2016, both legs have been compromised and rather fragile to cold and drafts.I bought two of these door drafts, and they were very easy to install; matters of minutes, literally. Easy to cut, and having washed and dried the positions on the doors for them it was just a matter of placing them. The sticky back is very good, with a firm grip to the doors; I'm so glad that I bought them, they're worth the money, which I didn't think was expensive; wish I could have given more stars.I would Highly Recommend these drafts excluders. If you're thinking of buying one or more of them, you won't be disappointed, I think they might be my best buy this year.

Door draft excluder. Looks good but absolute rubbish, does not adhere to the door. I followed the instructions to the letter. I cleaned and dried the door. Cut to size. Tried to peel the tape covering the adhesive, this was extremely difficult to start with. I carefully offered the strip to the bottom of the door but the adhesive is inadequate, it does not the instant bond needed. It has caught in places and not others. I am about to return it. Not happy, especially as the weather has turned for the worse, with snow on the way.

We have a draught under the front door and live in a windy area, we have been using pillows to stop the draught which is not the most efficient way of doing things, opening the door etc.I found this and thought I'd give it a go, really pleased that I did, it took 5 minutes to install from it arriving at my door to it being on, easy as that!It's a bit fiddly to get the covering of the sticky padded area, I nearly removed the whole lot at first, long nails it a sharp knife would be handy for that, then once fitted to the door, just use the sharp knife (make sure it is sharp) to cut to size and then done.Seems to have done the trick but time will tell 👍