KS Hardware, Patent Pending, Adjustable Double Bubble Door Sweep, Draft Stopper, Under Door Seal for Exterior Doors, 1 3/4" x 32" (Black 32 inch)

Great fit and easy to install. The snap on cover to hide the screws makes it look a lot cleaner. Now the cold air from my garage isn’t creeping into my house.

This door weather seal works great and is fairly easy to install. Made of quality materials and the fit was good. I would recommend.

I bought this to replace the original on the bottom of a front entry door. it is easy to install and I like that it comes with a snap on decorative cover to hide the screws on the inside. The only problem I see is that unless you caulk the top of the outside to the door, there is the potential for water to leak into it if you do not have a storm door, which will just add to the rot at the bottom. I gave it a 4, but time will tell.

Excellent product. Fit nice & tight, & seals extremely well with the existing threshold. I recommend this over anything sold at Home Depot or Lowe’s. There’s even a slip on cover that goes on the inside & covers the screws. No brainer, pay extra for the design & quality.

Quality door sweep. Easy to install. Perfect fit. Was considering getting an aluminum one but this one is way nicer. Plus it won't transfer the summer heat and winter cold like a metal one would.

The product came already assembled, screws and all. I would have preferred to see a simple flashcard/postcard-size instruction diagram. The product was warped, so creativity was needed to ensure the bottom was sealed correctly. The screw cover also was a pain to put back on once the door sweep was installed. It's not the worst product on the market, but it lacks some quality assurance that would make it a top-tier product.

I've had this installed for about 4 months now. Summary: It was an extremely good purchase. Enough for me to write this review. This was for a garage side door that had about a 3/4" gap between the sill and the bottom of the door. The garage is heated and it is where we sleep our dogs. I had tried other door skirts and was getting resigned to needing a Door Sock, which you have to move and place each time your open the door. But then I tried this one. What a difference. The temperature in the garage jumped to within 1 degree of the main house, even in sub-freezing weather. Older, less effective sweeps would let the garage fall 6-8 degrees below the house; you could feel the cold getting in, and it was from that door gap. Installation was straightforward. The height is easily adjustable and covers a very wide range, easily closing my gap problem. The multiple bottom seals are very effective and were set to be just-the-right-snug, offering extra protection against pests, which was a bonus. But the big win was stopping the cold air drafts. This item was worth the extra cost. It's hard to quantify in engineering terms, but I''ll bet this sweep is 10x more effective at stopping drafts than cheaper single sweep solutions due to the better fit and seals. At least for me. And my dogs stay warm. Yay!

Probably the fastest and easiest home improvement project I've ever done. (Okay, maybe replacing an outlet wall plate is easier but this was close.) The whole thing was done in close to 15 minutes, including rehanging the door and putting away my sawhorses and tools. Here's what you do: 1) Be sure you're buying the right size for your door. 2) Pop the hinge pins, and lay the door on a surface you can work on. 3) Remove the old sweep. This may take some doing, depending on yours, but mine pried right off. 4) Slide the screw cover panel of the new sweep off its track. (No need to pop it off or back on, which might be where some people have reported this being difficult. It's not. Just pull lengthwise and sliiiiide it away.) 5) Dry fit the new sweep, screw holes facing INSIDE the house! 6) Rehang the door. The sweep should stay in place as you do. If not, try a little painters tape to hold it in place? 7) Adjust the sweep to the level you need for a true fit, then set the screws. I recommend starting with the two end screws. This allows you to micro-fit the middle to perfection. The screws self-tap, but if you have a metal door like mine, you may need to lean into it at first. 8) Slide the decorative screw cover panel back on from the edge of the door. Again, don't try to "clamp" it in place. Sliiiide it in like butter. 9) You're done. Put away your tools and enjoy the rest of your day. The only downside to this whole process is that I was done so fast that my neighbors probably didn't even have a chance to be impressed with my door-hanging skills. Still, thanks KS Hardware for designing something that's a breeze to install but will keep the breeze out!