fowong 30 Inch Door Snake Draft Stopper, Under Door Weather Insulator Seal Heavy Duty Energy Saver (Grey)

I had remodeling done, which began in January of this year, before the COVID outbreak became widely known as a threat to the U.S. and lockdowns became mandatory. This resulted in a remodel that took four months longer than expected and to say the work was disappointing would be an understatement. We switched from carpeting to composite hardwood floors, and there was a new door installed into the main bedroom, but they purchased a door as if there was still carpeting, and as a result the door was about 3.5 inches to short, leaving a gaping hole under the door to the ground that you could easily roll a golf ball under. I had the construction company (ironically, they call themselves “Done Right,” and they installed a stopper from Home Depot. The problem was, the stopper dragged against the floor, creating an irritating noise whenever I opened or closed the door. One of the workers came back and “fixed it,” but advised me he couldn’t do so because the floors they had installed were uneven and he would have to raise it substantially to make it not drag, which would essentially bring me back to square one. I had him raise it, this way it was at least a smaller gap. I then purchased this draft door stopper and it’s taken care of the problem entirely. There is no gap, so pet dander, dust, bugs, etc can’t get through and so that cool air from my AC cannot escape. It’s also very nice looking and sturdy. My one issue is with the Velcro, which allows the stopper to affix to the door so that you don’t have to move it into place every time you open/close a door. I followed the instructions, using the pins to affix the Velcro to the side of the door and the sticky side of the Velcro to attach it to the wall. The stopper adheres perfectly well to the Velcro, but often when I remove the stopper from the Velcro in order to clean the stopper, the Velcro comes off the wall along with the stopper and I have to re-attach it. It’s not a big deal, and I have enough Velcro that the Velcro continues to be an issue I can replace it or try to place it in a different position. I love this product, it’s saved me a ton of of time vacuuming and dusting!

It worked for what I needed . Did not use the adhesive.

It works well keeping out cold air from entering our front door. Also looks good!Would appreciate knowing best technique for pull it back against the door when we open it and leave...

Very happy with this purchase. Works well, looks nicer than I expected! 😊

I have owned this door stopper for about 6 months now. This definitely makes a difference in blocking some noise, light, and smells in my apartment. It was easy to attach to the door with the adhesive velcro strips that IS included. It stayed adhere to my door and hasn't fallen off in 6 months. The only thing I would note is this door stopper won't slide over a low-pile (or any) rug. This wasn't a deal-breaker but I figured I mentioned that. Overall this is a thick, heavy-filled, door stopper that works 100% better than those foam-filled ones. This is actually weighted like a heavy bean bag and made with high-quality material. Worth it.

I was hoping when they defined it as heavy it would be something that I could push up against the door without sticking velcro to the bottom of the door. Hopes were dashed when I realized that it's still very lightweight and very much needs the velcro. I found a different draft/sound/light guard that I'm happy with and doesn't require sticking something to the door.

The product was well packaged & arrived on time. The adhesive tape does not stick very well Butthe door draft blocker is very nice. It’s well made & it is heavier than all the other ones that I have purchased. I would definitely recommend it.

After some construction, a gap was left behind by the garage door. The crazy winds lately in NYC made the errie sounds coming out of there unbearable so I had to get this air draft stopper. It worked 100% as described. It stops about 99% of air coming through. I was able to put two strips of Velcro on the door (included as well). The adhesion wasn’t 100%, I had to let it stay on for 30 minutes and constantly press down before attaching the draft stopper. Otherwise because of the thickness it would just rip the velcro off the door. But now it sticks and won’t have to take it off. has a nice design to go along. Now just hope it stops cold air in the winter.