Metal Door Draft Stopper 36 Inch Mice Guard Bottom Seal Strip Drafty Blocker, 3.5 Inch High Aluminium Mouse Sweep, Silver

Ended up not using for its intended purpose as my problem needed a more in depth repair approach but decided to keep because I can tell it would do the job if the application popped up... and applications be poppin' when you're a home owner!

We have had an issue itch mice getting in the house through a tiny gap in the door leading o the garage. We installed the several months ago, it works perfectly.

This sweep worked great for a door with a relatively large gap (> 1 inch). I attached it with screws because I didn't trust the adhesive, but I used painter's tape to position the sweep as I was attaching it to be sure the door could open/close all the way without binding. Strangely, the screw holes were not positioned ideally along the full length of the sweep to securely attach it to the door, but it was really easy to drill a couple of extra holes. The sweep was slightly too long for my door, but I've left it that way for a few months, and it's not yet caused any issues, so I don't know if I will cut it to the correct length. The design also seems to be reasonably sturdy, so I'm confident it will keep things out, which in my case is mostly sound because it's an inside door. You will likely find this to be useful if you need to cover a large gap.

Efectivo y realmente como se lo publicita, muy bueno

The listing says plural units and only one is sent. Wish it had a guide to know how high or low to install .I installed too low and the rubber drags and comes out.

Keeps the mice out.

Came with an adhesive but we live a harsh climate. From below zero to the hundreds. I would not use the adhesive alone. We screwed ours in. Came a little long but sawing it was pretty easy. The adhesive made a hands free experience so that was really nice. I will purchase again when product becomes available.

We were happy when our apartment complex notified us that they were going to replace all the front doors in the complex. When the new door went in, we were reminded that the old door didn't hang quite right and there was a significant and uneven space under the door that was carried over to the new door. We have seen a couple of rodents in the area, so we didn't want a plastic draft stopper. The new metal draft stopper fit the new door right out of the box with a little overlap that helps cover a space along the side of the door (we also bought weather stripping for the gap along the side of the door). So far we are just using the adhesive strip on the back of the door stopper, but we have saved the screws that come with it in case the sealant fails.