Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Türdichtung Garagentor-Dichtungen 4,8 m, Gummi Dichtungsstreifen Schutz vor Luft, Feuchtigkeit & Staub, Türdichtung Tür-Dichtungsband Schwarz Geeignet für Garagentore, Rolltore, Rollgitter usw.

Passte perfekt aufs Rolltor. Einfach zuschneiden - hält auch bei Dauerbelastung.

Von -40°F bis 140°F keine Risse! Gummi bleibt elastisch wie am ersten Tag.

Perfecto material y ajuste ,aunque tardo la agencia en entregarlo porque no encontraban la dirección

7-lagiges Design reduziert Lärm spürbar. Endlich ruhige Garage - 5x besser als vorher!

Things I never knew I needed until I owned a home. Bought this house and noticed the garage door seal was bad. After research I found this and it was an easy straight forward replacement. It's better quality than the old one I replaced. It seals well and wasn't expensive. But you most likely will need a second person to help. I'm stubborn and try to do it all myself but in the end I had to ask the wife for help with guiding it in while I pulled otherwise it bends and bunches up.

Eloxierte Alu-Schienen verhindern Rost. In 20 Minuten eingebaut - bombenfest!

U-O-Ring-Kombi hält Staub, Insekten und Feuchtigkeit zuverlässig draußen. Absolute Top-Dichtung!

Great product durability

The garage door seal kit was received promptly. Installation was easy enough overall. But it was a little difficult to slip the seal through the attaching plate. It had been rolled (as was probably the most efficient way to ship), which had caused temporary distortion of the material. Laying it out flat on the garage floor and heating with a hair dryer allowed it to mostly return to its original form... making it easier to assemble. It seals well. Looks good. So far, so good. Thanks, VEVOR. Oh, by the way, it was the best priced garage door seal I was able to find. Most other sources of similar products were more than twice the price.

I am a 49 year old female. I managed this entire task alone - I have no prior construction experience whatsoever. Truth be told, I had to watch a YouTube video on how the screw & nut worked together (hint - once you screw the new aluminum bottom into the door, you need to screw the nut onto the back. Make sure it goes all the way to the bottom and is tight). You can do this! The supplied instructions suck and didn’t provide what I needed as a new homeowner who isn’t accustomed to poking holes in garage doors. The poorly named “instructions” don’t even tell you what drill bit to use to make the holes, or why so many screws are provided. So I’ll try to give you the info that I wish I had when I was doing this repair. I have a 16 foot door, so got the channel and the rubber. Set comes with metal screws (flat tip) and nuts for aluminum doors. If you have a wooden door, the kit also provides wood screws (pointy tip). The metal bottom comes in several parts and I needed to trim the final piece since it would have been too long. I did this slowly with a hacksaw (only after all of the other pieces were already up so I could get an exact measurement of what to cut off. Safety glasses and gloves here, please. I used a metal rasp to file the edges carefully so that it was less of a hazard to my fingers. Step 1 - lower your garage door so the you are able to work with your hand about waist level or a bit higher. Drill your holes - measure carefully. Each aluminum piece has 3 holes that need to be drilled and then screwed. I had a drill and an impact driver for this just so that I didn’t have to keep switching between a bit and a screwdriver head. After I did 3, then the next piece went up, drilling only the hole closest to the prior one, screwing it in, and checking that the alignment worked. You want to really ensure that you’re butting up against the other channel piece. Again, gaps will make it tough to slide that diver. You do not want to cut it because of shoddy workmansh