Holikme Garage Door Seals Bottom Rubber, Flexible Rubber Garage Door Seal, Garage Door Weather Stripping Kit Seal Strip Replacement, 5/16 Inch T-End, 4 1/8 Inch Width (17Ft, Black)

Product arrived on time with two day Prime shipping, it appears to be made of heavy duty material. It fit into the two T channels on my garage door perfectly and so far hasn't popped out when it closes. Provides a tight seal when the door is closed. I appreciated the two end caps that fit into the round portion of the seal to prevent dirt from getting in and these actually reinforce the ends of the seal so it keeps its shape.Easy install but like others have posted, it takes two people about 5 minutes to slide in, one feeding, one pulling, I was spraying Dawn soapy water on the seal as we were slowly pulling it into the channels.I'm satisfied with the purchase, time will tell how it holds up to the summer heat but I would recommend.

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.

Ordered a 22' length and was a bit concerned when the package said 20'. Pulled it out and it was longer than 20; but just under 22'. That said, it was perfect for me to update the seal on two 10' garage doors and have a piece to throw in the trash. Installation is pretty easy. I used soapy water in a pray bottle. Lots of it. Helps if you have two people. One to tug on it and one to be sure it stays in the track as it wants to jump out. Once installed, seems really durable and not like it is going anywhere. Material is thick enough to withstand install and thin enough to flex to any garage floor irregularities. We'll see how it does when the first rains come.

Worked out great.. only concern is that it was a bit wider than my door and concerned about water maybe coming in from top. Plus, worried about screws not starting in place because they were kinds of short. The bottom edge was kind of recessed. Hoping all works out and it doesn’t eventually fall off.

I purchased this for my garage door. Great quality, thick. Just slides in snugly took about 10-15 mins perfect for keeping small animals out recommend this if your experiencing insects or rodents. Happy with it plus I saved money. The garage company wanted to charge me a lot to install one but I found it on Amazon fast shipping , great price & works well.

The media could not be loaded. Like everyone says, it’s sort of a pain, but prep and patience got us through a two car garage door in about 40 mins. Remove your old seal, vacuum out the channel with a shop vacuum. We started with WD40 silicon spray, but transitioned to Dawn power wash spray. I suspect either would work. Definitely a two person job. The feeder “tacos” the seal and keeps it in the channel. The second person pulls it along, be careful not to pull down. Once in, line up the first side, cut the other side, I used utility scissors. Done. I didn’t even have to adjust my closing tension, although that’s as easy as a twist of a screwdriver if needed. So much more robust than my old battered seal. We actually did this one as practice for a rental house in TN. That house has one car garage doors, so hoping that’s even quicker…we’ll see. I’m ordering another one now, so I can change it out when we visit TN in a couple of weeks.

Double check the install, as I thought I did it right, then noticed the picture and had to do it again. Overall easy to install and trim the size both times.

Very hard to put on