KS Hardware, Patent Pending, Adjustable Double Bubble Door Sweep, Draft Stopper, Under Door Seal for Exterior Doors, 1 3/4" x 36", White (36 inch)

Closes the gap under my garage door perfectly to keep the mice from entering my garage. It was really easy to slide on the door as well.

Have a beautiful front door that had a worn out door sweep. I was able to see sunlight so I know small tiny bugs had an open invitation. Got this with the measurements I needed. Fits perfectly. Sealed off the space under the door very well. Slid it in place and secured it. Great instructions. Sturdy product. Worth the money.

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.

This door sweep is easy to install and was able to be adjusted to fill the larger than normal gap at the bottom of the door that other door seals could not do. It has a very clean look once installed and the fit was snug enough that I did not have to use any screws. Just slide it on and adjust it up and down as needed for a good seal.

It was very easy to install and filled the gap under my door perfectly...no more draft or light coming thru. Would buy it again!

I noticed a puddle of water on the inside floor next to the door after a hard rain. Inside of the sweep is still where it was installed and right where it needs to be. Outside has lifted up off the door threshold at 2 or 3 places due to the plastic body of this sweep warping, probably due to hot sun. It had to be installed about a half inch down from the door, well within the limits of the screw holes made into the inside of the sweep. Don't know if it would have warped like this if it had been installed all the way up on the door.Changed my rating from 1 to 3 stars since the seller is sending me a new one. I suspect it may last longer, at least until next summer. We'll see.

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!

Just what I needed. Looks great. Perfect fit. As advertised.