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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Was not easy to cut to length. This is some tough material. The adhesive is thick so have a good caulk gun and get to inside temp before using. I would recommend sitting in hot water for a few minutes to soften it up. However it work perfectly to keep water out of my garage. Would definitely recommend.
Murph
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
Keeps the water from getting under the garage door when we have strong winds.
Larry Roberts
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
Good Product, will work well for me. Learned the hard way. Gluing for the entire 19' strip took 25 minutes. In 90 degree weather the glue begin to set before I placed the strip. Still got it to work, but next time will only a few feet at a time and unwind as I go. Would purchase again.
Harley
Reviewed in Canada on August 7, 2024
The weather defender works well. when installed it seals the garage door from the outside. No rain or snow now in the garage.
Kevin Klipstein
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
This seal so far has stopped water from seeping in from under the door. It is very thick therefore, I had to adjust the closed position of the door operator.
Brad Billmeyer
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024
I would purchase again.
J Stover
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2024
I followed the instructions to prep the surface and lay out the material, and installation went well - you just have to be careful not to make a mess with the sealant. It's been about a year since install, and it looks and performs perfectly.
Fallswine
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
Looking at the three rating features the easiest to rate is the Installation, which I'm giving 4 stars, although it could be five but for 1 issue. Firstly, the door threshold arrives rolled up in a box, no problems there along with the adhesive, 3 tubes in this case. When I first unrolled the threshold, I noted that the last part was curled to a really small diameter, it is the end of the overall 20 foot piece so it’s going to have a smaller diameter. This does however result is an issue. I laid the threshold flat and waited a couple of days. Unfortunately, the curled end was still not laying flat. I tried using a heavy duty heat gun to see if that would help, unfortunately it was no help. Now, fortunately this product is made in the UK, and it’s actual dimensions are metric. So, it turns out that the 20-foot 8 inch threshold I bought was actually just over 22 feet long. Problem solved, cut of the extra curled material and it’s perfectly flat, excellent. Now as to cutting the threshold, the instruction recommend a hack saw or utility knife. As the threshold is 30 mm thick I figured it might be a little much for your basic utility knife. But it does work thought it requires multiple passes. The hacksaw didn’t work as well as I’d have liked as the cut is pretty rough. I also found a great solution in an oscillating saw with a scraper blade. Easy cutting and you have great control. I cut notches in the threshold for the door rails and using a combination of the utility knife and oscillating saw. Also, I used a chalk line to mark the position of the threshold edges prior to putting down the adhesive. As a note, to ensure better adhesion I pressure washed the area where I’d be applying the adhesive.The one strike against the product was the adhesive. This looks like it’s going to be a great adhesive, however the application of the adhesive is difficult. I followed the instructions regarding cutting the cartridge and nozzle but getting the product to flow out of the tube took an extreme amount of effort. I’ve never had to use as much force to expel a material from a cartridge. So, as far as I’m concerned this is a minor problem. Maybe if you have a pneumatic caulking tool it wouldn’t be an issue. I checked the use by dates just on a chance that the product was old but the “use by” date was over a year off. The actual installation, laying the threshold down in the mastic went smooth with no issues. Once it was all in place I closed the garage door to keep the threshold in good contact with the floor and ensure it stayed in place.I’m giving Adhesion 5 stars. It’s been 24 hours since I laid down the threshold and it appears to be well secured. I scuffed my foot over the threshold and it didn’t move. I then backed our car out and then back over the threshold and there was no apparent movement. So I’d say it’s well secured.I’m not rating Durability at this time as the threshold hasn’t been down long enough to make such an assessment. I’ll provide an update to this review in a few months. I’m going to be really interested in the product’s durability as we have a full size electric vehicle which has a curb weight of 5,600 pounds.So, in summary, at least to date, I’m giving the Weather Defender XL Garage Door Threshold Floor Seal 5 stars. It appears to be a great product.
OuellI
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2023
S’installe très facilement! Excellent produit!
marie3433
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
This is an excellent product but it does not come with enough adhesive to cover the entire strip.
Isabelle Boily
Reviewed in Canada on May 24, 2022
Bon produit
Flooring Guy
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2022
Everything is as illustrated
Brain Girl
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2021
Because the product is adaptable to multiple types of garage doors and applications, it took a while to figure out which installation to use. Once figured out it was easy to install. Product appears to be very durable/thick. Still had water seepage after install. Went back and sealed edges with adhesive. Problem solved. Adhesive sent with product was different brand than advertised but worked ok. Need to put generous amount of adhesive.
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