Kerf Weather Stripping Door Seal for Large Gap and Easy Installation (40 Feet, White)

Really happy with this. So easy to install. Just pull out your old stuff from the door casing channel, hold it up to the new stuff to get the length you need, cut it with scissors, and push it in. Use a non-marring item (back end of a wooden spatula, back end of a sharpie, etc) to push in any stubborn spots.Door requires a little more force to close now but it has a satisfying seal. I'm sure over time it will bed into position.40ft is enough for two 80in x 32in doors and you'll have about 80in left over.

Ordered this so I could replace the weather strip on my front door. Fit great and very easy to install. The video on the product page walks you through exactly how to install it. Great color white makes the Forrest look brand new.

I was initially worried that it wouldn’t install flat since it’s coiled up and the home improvement stores sell it in 6’ lengths. I removed my old trim, cut this trim to length and it fit perfectly! Now my house is less drafty.

Replaced old seals that were 10 years oldSo far they seem good

Easy to install. Works as described. Great quality.

Popped right in. Easy to cut to desired length.

Nice quality. Good seal, helps block noise. A bit difficult to close doors with it on. It improves with some use but still a bit tight since it’s so thick. It’s also good that it’s thick so you get a nice seal. I was able to do two exterior doors with this. A 36” and a 32”.

I have a 30 year old door with 20 year old weather stripping. Although the old weather stripping still looked ok, I figured it could be time to get new ones. These fit into the door channels just fine but the padding is much thinner than the old ones. Also after a few days, the padding was compressed quite a bit to where there was too much give on the closed door when pushed. The push test is something anyone can use to see just how tight the door is to the frame. Closed the door, then push against the door near the door frame. If it bounces a bit, or a lot, then a thicker stripping is needed to increase the weather proofing. Luckily I kept the old ones to put back in. Double check that the gap in your door isn’t much and these should work. Also double check the channel to make sure these will fit.