Feeling a draft sneaking under your door or around your windows? Hearing more street noise than you'd like? This foam weather stripping tape is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to fix that and save on your energy bills.
This particular roll is **4 inches wide, 1/16 inch thick, and 10 feet long**. The 4-inch width is great for sealing the bottom of doors (interior or exterior), larger gaps around window frames, or even the bottom of garage doors. It's like a giant draft snake, but it sticks right on.
It's made from **high-density, closed-cell EVA foam**. \Closed-cell\ means the foam bubbles aren't connected, so it's waterproof and resists moisture, mold, and mildew. It's also a good sound absorber and provides a nice cushion.
The back has a **strong, self-adhesive strip** with a protective paper liner. You just peel and stick. The adhesive is designed to be strong and hold up over time, but for best results, make sure you clean and dry the surface thoroughly before applying. Let it set for a while before testing the seal.
How do you use it? Simple. Measure the area you need to cover (like the width of your door). Cut the foam tape to length with scissors. Clean the surface (the door bottom or the door frame/threshold), peel the backing, and press it firmly into place. For door bottoms, you typically stick it to the inside of the door so it presses down onto the threshold.
It's not just for doors and windows. Use it to seal gaps in attic hatches, around air conditioner units, on furniture to prevent rattling, in car doors for sound deadening, or on the edges of speaker cabinets.
It's a white color to blend in with most trim. This is a super simple DIY project that can make your home noticeably more comfortable, quiet, and energy-efficient in just a few minutes. A must-have for any home maintenance kit.
