fowongDraft Excluder for Doors, 90cm Under Door Draught Excluder Seal Reduce Noise - Double Side Draught Stopper, Machine Washable, and Easy to Install - Grey

What a brilliant purchase. Simple to put in place and what a massive difference it makes. Looks lovely too so great product. Worth every penny and more.

Absolutely love it, good quality, works perfectly. I'd highly recommend.

NO DISLIKES ONLY POSITIVE FEEDBACK ELIMINATES DRAFTS UNDER DOORS.

It is well worth investing in this deep excluder; it is slightly more expensive than others out there, but the benefits are worth it.When I took the various bits out of the package, I was shocked at how thick and sturdy the material casing was and also shocked at how easy it was to install.This draft excluder has not only made a massive difference to the temperature of my living room by helping keep the heat in and the coldness out, but it has also helped reduce noise coming from neighbours in the flat hallways.In between washes, it is very easy to remove the draft excluder from the door and give it a hoover. You'll be amazed at what gets trapped underneath.I am so impressed with this draft excluder that I am in the process of replacing all other draft excluders in my flat with this brand.

I thought the fabric looked cheap and horrid.I did not bother to set this up as I thought it would look tacky and out of keeping.My doors are old and I do not think this would fit - too narrow.

Honest reviewer!I had an awful draft coming under my door and with it getting a lot colder I thought I’d try this to see if it would help. I’m so happy with it! The foam is easy to cut to size and it slides into the sleeve nicely. Slide it under the door and done, you don’t need any diy skills. It’s completely easy. I have laminate flooring, if you have thin carpet it will be fine, not sure about thicker carpet though, it also depends how much gap you have under your door. Now I have no draft coming through and my living room is warmer.

This is a great idea - a draught excluder which really keeps out the cold air but doesn't get in the way. Brush excluders don't really exclude all the draughts in my experience, and the long "sausage dog" type needs to be moved and replaced every time you open the door.Basically this a double width series of long polystyrene cylinders encased in a flock cover. You have to cut the inner cylinders to size according to the width of your door, then you slide the door in between so the cylinders sit either side of the door, and hook the elastic over the door edge to keep the whole thing in place.I had to adapt mine a little as the bottom of our door isn't level - it had to be cut down in places to accommodate the uneven nature of our stone floor. So I couldn't loop the elastic over the edge of the door but had to tuck it down out of sight. This means the excluder roll has a tendency to slip, but it's not a serious drawback. It certainly does cut out the draughts the uneven door used to let in!

The media could not be loaded. The quality of this is pretty good, it’s soft and well made; however I don’t like the fact the pool noodles inside are separate. Sometimes you can see a clear line of the gap between the pool noodles.It’s a struggle to close the door with this on but I think that is more to do with our door and the trim on the other side. Luckily we don’t close that door much (I bought it more to stop my 3 year old slamming it) but I imagine it would get quite irritating if I wanted to close it all the time.Installing this is really simple, as you can see in the video I did it with 1 hand so that is perfect. Although it would probably be harder with a carpet and not laminate flooring.Overall really happy with it and it looks really cute