Frost KingVA38W 1-1/4"/16-1/2' Aluminum and Kerf Seal Door Set, White

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I was having the hardest time finding a seal that would work on my doors because the gap was so uneven. So, id end up with one that was too thick or too thin since most are made to fit between door and door stop. These, however, fit on outside of frame and you push them up against the door and then screw them in making them universal. They also seal very well. They were very easy to install. They are a little pricey at about $40/door but worked so well that i cant complain.

I have an old house and discovered that the indoor furnace and hot water heater closets were sharing air with the house and not properly vented. I know this is not what it might have been intended for, but it works. I just wish there were better instructions on how to mesh the corners a little better. By the way, it's a lot harder to line up the seals when you can't see them. :)

These were easy to install, but I pushed a bit too hard against the door when installed and it puts too much pressure now making it hard to close and lock. I had to pull them off and re-position. But my error is your warning. I would recommend placing them so they gently sit against the door, not maximum bend. But they are solid and easy to trim with an angle grinder for the size you need. very good at keeping the draft out from what used to be a very bad gap in my front door.

easy to install, works as it should.

This product came with no hardware. Also it's bent pretty significantly.. if you need this go to the store and pick it up.

Super easy to install. Very simple and easy to cut. Only problem is that shipping can cause them to be slightly deformed at the ends.

A major pain to install in our 1950s entryway door with incompatible moldingsSpendy and only slightly less expensive at our local big box hardware store.I watched youtube videos that described how to trim so the holes are evenly spaced ... One cut on the top and cut both ends on the side for our application.I ground and filed the corners of the metal to fit together as best I could manage.Given the profile of our door molding, I used a Dremel to lengthen the screw holes towards the kerf section as far as I could go so the metal would lay flatter.Getting the corners of the flexible section to come together and provide the best seal without bunching also proved a major trial-and-error pain to noodle out.I thought that this would be a 30- 60min task and I spent nearly 3 hours on this job.