Qlon Flexible Around Door Seal Draught proofing ADS Strip Stormguard (White)

Worth the money, Bought these for my front door that has been letting ina draft for years, I found the reviews here good and thought ill try them! I am really happy with them, sadly the strips aren't long enough to do the whole sides but you can cut them down easily and join them up. Needless to say there is no drafts coming through the door and it now closes real snug I highly recommend these, theyre value for money, durable and strong and have been up for a few months. I wouldn't hesitate to buy these again.

A good quality product. Easy to fit and works well.

Bought this too draught proof an internal door to the garage. There's was two issues, obviously the cold leaking in from an unheated uninsulated garage, but also the door rattled when it was windy. This was easy to cut to size, instructions on the site pictures were clear enough to follow and there were enough pins for the whole door, though I used a staple gun for the corners. I now have a much warmer utility room and a door that doesn't rattle anymore.

Excellent, instantly reduced the Draft by 95% on the Front Door (as we had a half inch gap). Easy to cut to size and fit. Very impressed. Did the Job.

Work well on I’ll fitting door

Overall good appearance and easy to fit. Just measure the length you want, use a junior hacksaw to cut it. I used a junior because there are two materials to cut through (plastic and rubber) and wanted the control over how much pressure to use when cutting through. I've dropped a star because I would have preferred two 2 metre lengths (and one 1 metre) since there is a visible point where I'd installed one length and then added the second on the long parts of the doorframe. I imagine that's not done since it would make sending the product a little difficult. Note that if you're intending to use a dark strip you probably won't notice it, mine was the white and it's not like it stares you in the face, it's just that I know it's there. In fact a few hours after doing the job, my wife asked me when I was going to do it despite having been in and out several times.

Easy to cut and fit.

Looks really nice, because it's all white, and is easy to fit. These are fit the opposite side of the way the door opens. So if the door opens inwards they are fitted on the outside, if the door opens outwards they are fitted on the inside. All you have to do is close the door and position the seals, pressing slightly, so they compress about 2mm. Then nail them in position. Perhaps the difficult part is cutting them to size, there must be no gaps or the seal is broken, and they just don't work. Corners are difficult. A mitre saw is a good plan. A 2mm drill is useful, if you need more holes. You may well need one or two holes to ensure any "joints" are good. All in all a very good product, but like all DIY, you must have the tools and the patience to do it right, or you might as well stick spaghetti on the door - it's going to work as well.