TORRAMI Felt Pile Weather Stripping Brush Strip for Window and Door Seal 11/32 inch x 11/32 inch x 16 ft,Strong Adhesive Backing Door Felt Strip for Sealing Insulation, Brown

The TORRAMI Felt Pile Weather Stripping has been a fantastic solution for sealing my windows and doors. The strong adhesive backing made installation incredibly easy; it adhered firmly to the surface without any issues. The brown color blends in seamlessly with my door and window frames. I've noticed a significant reduction in drafts and noise since installing it, which has improved the overall comfort of my home. If you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use weather stripping solution, the TORRAMI Felt Pile is an excellent choice.

Perfect for my Detolf.Perfect for my Detolf. It’s important to place it correctly from the start since the adhesive is quite strong. If you ever want to remove it, I recommend heating it first to avoid damaging your Detolf. It works great!

So far this tape has only been on our patio screen door for a few days so I can't really give a full review, only what I know so far. I can tell you that if you have an Anderson® patio door screen that is 25+ years old, DON'T CALL ANDERSON® for a replacement door brush sweep because they'll tell you they've never carried it (whatever), and the big box stores don't have the kind that slides into the long groove. I took a gamble ordering this one from Amazon because it sticks instead of fitting in the groove and so far it's sticking to the door frame and fits pretty snug up against the glass door frame so the bugs can't get in. As far as how long it's going to stay stuck? -- no clue, but for now it's working for our needs. It was easy to apply and we have enough leftover to fit the one side if it would come off. Seems to be of good quality and very inexpensive!

Excellent product— easy to apply, strong adhesion, perfect size, really cuts drafts. Wish I would have found this earlier as it is specifically designed for windows.

I have an attic door that has some gaps between the door and frame. Bought a foam strip of thickness of 1/4 inches. When I put the foam strip between the door and frame with the strip glued on the frame, the door can not be closed tightly. So I bought this seal strip with thickness of 3/16 inches. Again, if it is glued on the frame with the brush facing the floor, the door cannot be closed property. At the end, I glue the strip to the frame with the brush facing the door edge when the door is closed. This makes the strip wrap around the door to seal the gaps between the door and frame (see the pictures). It is like a caulking strip between the door and frame when I look at the closed attic door. Very neat! The strip has great adhesives to glue on the door frame, but I have used the rubbing alcohol to clean the frame edges before glueing the strip to the frame. One section was glued to the frame with brush facing the floor initially. Then it was removed and glued to the frame again with the brush facing the door edge. It works really well for my attic door.

Easy to use volutes when you cut it the fibers go everywhere. Not sure if you can tell by the photos but the areas in which the sun hits the felt the the felt looses it’s adhesion and begin to come off or come up. The areas where I applied the felt in which sunlight does not reach adheres great no problem. Uncertain if I will by this again or not

We live in the south where it’s very hot and humid. I put this around my doors to help with the seal and it works great. The adhesive is long lasting and easy to apply(peel and stick) and I just used a heat gun or hair dryer to remove it.

Brush material is very thick and covered all my drafts by the patio door. I bought two packs and have Half of one remaining because I added two lines next each other on the wall line to be double secured. The only thing I can say is that I found myself resecuring the weather strips twice but after that they stayed put.