Garage Door Bottom Weather Seal T-Style 3 3/4 Wide 5 1/6 "T" (10')

Slipped right in. A little thin but sealed the bottom of the door

Liked the easy installation, make sure your garage door seal channels are clear, mine had a dent, and was much easier to install from the opposite side. The seal is not very thick and if you have a significant gap before sealing, it will not give total wind block. We had a wind storm recently, and I had leaves in my garage blown under the seal, maybe 10 or so, but note the thin material. If that's not much of an issue, an improvement over my previous seal.

I know these things won't often slide on easily, but this one did. And it was 10'. I'd also like to point out that EPDM rubber is a synthetic. Not real rubber, but rubber, not vinyl. It is commonly used for door and window seals and roofs, and perfectly adequate for this job.

Good quality seal, and fairly easy to install once the old seal was removed and the tracks on the door were cleaned. Fit my Clopay garage door without any problems. One tip is to lubricate the rubber when installing it in the grooves -- it goes on much easier!

After a year, product has deteriorated

Made well exactly what I needed for repairing our old garage door seal. I haven't installed it yet but I have checked and it is a perfect replacement.

Well, I’m knocking 2 stars because the quality is poor. It is 1/2 the thickness of the kit I bought. My dog chewed through the new kit rubber overnight. Bought this as a replacement. Thin. If it lasts a year, I would be fortunate. Not because of dogs, but because of how thin it is.

I decided to replace the original 5-year old garage door strip with this one. It was very easy to install, and probably took less than 5 minutes. I simply dragged out the old one, wiped the bottom of the door, and slid this one in. I trimmed it a bit & folded the ends inward. Little hassle. Lots of peace.