ES184W Weatherseal Replacement, 1/2In Wide x 3/4In Thick x 7Ft Long, White

Set up pain arse. Not as easy as shown in AD. I would like to see a housewife installing this weatherstrip as shown in ad

Easy to install but make sure you measure first! It snapped right into the channel and sealed my door but I didn’t order enough. One package was just a little longer than one side of a standard door.

I first used some cheap big box brand and it was junk. Replaced it with Frost King which I found to be of very high quality and it worked perfect - great tight seal, and good strong adhesive backing. I gave it four stars instead of five because I had to order three boxes just to do one regular sized door - there is only 7' of stripping in each box. Come on Frost King, charge more but put enough tape in the box to frame out one standard sized door, having to order three boxes for one door is ridiculous.

After a lot of looking, and learning, about replacement weatherstrip for doors I bought this product. It installed exactly like the old one and is a perfect fit for the kerf and door clearance. I ended up tapping it in the last fraction of an inch using different flat tools and a small hammer. It seems high quality and is made in the USA. It takes three rolls to weatherstrip three sides of a standard door.

Worked great on our garage side door. It is slightly narrower than the same type of seal sold at our local big box store. Highly recommend.

The light color option was appreciated, however the product did not perform exactly as described. it DID NOT easily snap into the channel as labeled on package. It took several forceful tappings with a rubber mallet all along the length of the strip to make the seal fit into the channel. It finally did go into place, but it was burdensome to make it happen. So far though, it has stayed in place, and is in fact sealing against air leaks.

I am energy efficiency nerd. I spend a lot of time on building sciences, air sealing, and insulation-specific forums. And let me tell you, looks like Frost King finaly got it right. The urethane filled stuff in previous version was garbadge. Those kerf weatherseals became too stiff to seal right the moment temps dropped bellow 40. The new version is so much better. More rigidity, does not deform, as the old stuff did, and it seals just right regardless of temps.

I should have read more reviews before buying this. I struggled to get this to fit in the slot in my door frame. I had not bought enough -- turned out i needed to replace all around my door frame -- so i went to the local big box and bought the "platinum" "M-D 6-3/4 ft x 1-in White Rubber Door Weatherstrip" to finish the job. I was surprised and delighted with how easily it installed compared to this brand. I'll be returning to buy a last stretch of the weatherstripping at the big box because even for the short run across the top of the door, this brand is unsatisfactory. It's currently held up with tape. If you do get this brand, uncoil it several days before installing. The additional curling did not help ease the installation.