Holikme Garage Door Seals Bottom Rubber, Flexible EPDM Garage Door Seal, Garage Door Weather Stripping Kit Seal Strip Replacement, 5/16 Inch T-End, 4 1/8 Inch Width (22Ft, Black)

I bought the 22ft roll for my 20 ft garage door. Many reviews say it's short by a few inches so I wanted to be sure I had enough. As it turned out the product measured almost 22ft +1 inch on an 85 degree day in Houston. The product was soft and pliable and well packaged in a roll.. Installation tips/requirements which helped me, your results may vary. It does take two people to install this seal in the track, one to pull and the other to bend the seal into the U shape and carefully guide the T-edge into the track. If not properly held and guided into the channels the T edge will come out. BOTH sides of each T must be in the channel to secure it properly in place. If one edge pops out you need to back up the seal until it is seated in the track before continuing with the installation. Failure to do this will cause the seal to fall out of the track later on. Be fore you start, make sure the track guide channels are clean of all sand and dirt as well as the rubber edges on the door seal. I had mud in mine which needed to be brushed out and wiped clean with a wet rag. Also make sure all screws that attach the track to the door are tight and fully seated to prevent the seal from catching them during the installation. I found dish soap/water did help in the beginning but dried quickly and stopped the seal from sliding in the tracks unless I kept the entire length wet. This goes for both the channels and rubber seal. I switched to a Klein Tools Clear Wire Lubricant used to help pull wires through conduit. This is a safe clear lubricating jelly and I found the rubber seal to slide much easier along all 20 feet. Also to assist with pulling the seal, I used vice grips to grab the seal and give something better to hold on to. I didn't see any ripping or tearing while using the pliers. In my case I had an extra two feet of seal if there was any damage. After the seal was installed I grabbed and slid the seal very slightly back and forth in the track to be sure there was no tight tension in one spot or looseness in others and did this along the length of the seal. The new seal is good and tight, no light showing through under the door. Pictures included.

Nice product. Plenty of YouTube videos on how to install. I was installing on an 18' door. 1. Using a utility knife and pliers to pull the old one off. My old one was crispy on the outside. I cut down the middle and broke the old one off. 2. Stuff brush, brush the track. We have a lot of sand and bugs. 3. Compressed air, blow off the tracks. 4. Oil the tracks with silicone spray. This makes the new seal slide. I think spray soap would work too. 5. Set the door in a position that allows the new seal to slide in. Mine was in the most upright position. The track get in the way. 6. Ask wife, child, or friend to help. 7. Put plug into the starting end. Curl or cup the seal to fit into the track grooves. Start feeding. At some point about 6' in, you helper needs to start pulling as you feed. As you feed, one side may work it's way out of the track. Just stop, reverse the seal until the seal is properly seated. 8. Trim and add second plug. I ran mine beyond the door on both sides and 1 1/2". Good luck. This is a good product but I have no idea how long it lasts.

I purchased this for an 18' garage door so I bought the 22' package. I first went to my local garage door people here in town, they wanted 58 dollars for exactly 18' of material. Not only was their price exorbitant, but the rubber was very thin & felt like it would last a year if I was lucky. So I went on Amazon and found this product. As soon as I opened the package I could immediately see & feel this was a MUCH better product. The quality of this rubber is thick, but yet soft and adaptive to imperfections of your garage floor. My wife and I installed it in about 45 minutes with no surprises throughout the install. The "T" part of the rubber fit perfectly into our rail on the bottom of our door. The only thing we did was after removing the old piece of rubber from our rail was take a brush from my dustpan and brush off the rail on the bottom of our door of dirt and debris. The measurements listed on their picture are very accurate as well. I am VERY happy with this purchase and would highly recommend this product for any homeowner that doesn't want to keep replacing it every 3 years or so. It is a quality product & delivers exactly as advertised.

Very satisfied with the product. Good quality rubber and works better than I thought. I used Fluid Film to lubricate the garage door T tracks (no solvents or other harmful chemicals that would affect the rubber) and it went in smoothly. I would have like to have had four plugs vs two as I bought a long strip and cut to fit two garage doors. I used some of the excess trimmed seal to plug the ends of the 2nd garage door seal and it worked just fine. Happy with the results!

I installed the Holikme Garage Door Bottom Seal on my garage, and it made an immediate difference. It sealed the gap perfectly, blocking out cold air, leaves, and even a few bugs that used to sneak in. The material is thick and flexible, and it conforms well to the floor — even with some uneven spots. Installation was straightforward with the included adhesive and screws. I cut it to size with a utility knife and had it up in under 30 minutes. It’s held up well through rain and temperature changes, and the garage feels noticeably more insulated. If you’re dealing with drafts, water seepage, or just want to keep your garage cleaner, this is a simple, affordable solution that works.

Perfect fit for 2 single with doors. Excellent floor seal to keep out bugs and cold air.

works as it should-with a 21 foot long door it did take 3 people to install (guide) however it only took 10-15 minutes

It works as advertised and it is easy and can actually be done by one person,. albeit, slowly.