Peel-and-stick silicone strip that closes the gap under your door. Stops drafts and light, helps block dust. Trims to fit.
Made for wood and stained doors.
Blends in on white and painted doors.
For dark doors and modern frames.
Discount applied automatically at checkout.
1 SnugSweep 35 silicone door seal strip, 35.4 in (90 cm) long, with peel-and-stick backing. Trim it to fit with scissors.
Pick 2 or 3 strips and they all come in the color you chose.
Stick it on. Sit by the door on the next cold night. If you don't love how it feels, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.
SnugSweep 35 · Silicone Door Draft Stopper
Stick this on once and the draft and light stay on the other side. It helps block dust, too.
You're on the couch or at the kitchen table, and there's a thin line of cold air running across your ankles. You put on socks. Then thicker socks. The air keeps coming.
You turn the thermostat up, the vents blow, and the room by the front door still never warms up. All that heat is sliding right out under the door.
Open the door, the towel slides. Close it, you kick it back. The dog drags it to the hallway. Somebody trips on it. Every single day of winter.
Dust piles up on the threshold, bugs crawl in under the door, and the hallway noise walks right into your room.
Bare feet on the tile, and a cold draft hits your toes before the coffee's even on.
Third time today you bent down to push that rolled-up towel back against the door.
It's always the coldest room in the house, and everybody knows it.
A bright line under the door at night, and every sound from the hallway right along with it.
Works until somebody opens the door. Then it's in the middle of the hallway again.
Slides around, collects dust, trips the dog, and you're back on your knees fixing it.
Squashes flat, peels off at the corner, and the draft finds its way back.
The room still feels cold by the door, because the gap is still wide open.
A double silicone skirt reaches down from the door to the floor, so the cold has nowhere to slip through.
It sticks to the bottom of the door and swings with it. Nothing to kick, drag or trip over.
Peel the backing, press it on. Nothing to screw in, nothing to call anybody about.
White, brown or black, so it looks like part of the door, not a patch on it.
Two ribbed layers of soft silicone hang down from the strip and close the gap where the door meets the floor. Two layers means a second line of defense when the first one gets pushed by a draft.
The top band carries the adhesive. Clean the bottom of your door, peel the liner, press it down hard along the whole length. No drill, no screws, no nail holes.
Each strip is 35.4 in (90 cm) long and 1.97 in (50 mm) tall. Narrower door? Measure, cut it with scissors and stick it on.
The same skirt that keeps the cold out helps block dust, bugs and hallway noise coming in under the door. Winter and summer.
Wipe the bottom of the door with rubbing alcohol and let it dry. Measure the width. Trim the strip with scissors if your door is narrower.
Give the adhesive a little warm air with a hair dryer. On a cold day, that's what makes it grab.
Peel the backing and press the strip on with the skirt just touching the floor. Run your thumb along the whole length, then give it 24 hours to fully set.
Wipe the bottom of the door with rubbing alcohol and let it dry. Measure the width. Trim the strip with scissors if your door is narrower.
Give the adhesive a little warm air with a hair dryer. On a cold day, that's what makes it grab.
Peel the backing and press the strip on with the skirt just touching the floor. Run your thumb along the whole length, then give it 24 hours to fully set.
The towel goes in the laundry basket. You close the door and don't have to bend down after it.
You walk past the front door in socks and that cold stripe across your feet isn't there.
The room by the door stops being "the cold room." Nobody fights over the blanket on that end of the couch.
You forget there was ever a gap under that door.
The first cold night shows you every gap in the house, and the one under the door is the one you feel first. Close it now, before the real cold gets here.
You don't want a weekend project. You don't want to call anybody, drill anything or ask the landlord. You just want the cold to stop coming in under the door. SnugSweep 35 turns a problem you've been patching with a towel for years into one strip you stick on tonight.
per strip, and it trims to fit with scissors
of ribbed silicone skirt between your room and the draft
white, brown and black, to match your door
to try it on your own door, money back if you don't love it
Rolled towel
Draft snake
Stays put when you open the door
No bending down to fix it every day
Nothing on the floor to trip over
Silicone skirt closes the gap
Looks like part of the door
Helps block dust and bugs under the door
No drill, no screws
Each strip is 35.4 in (90 cm) long. If your door is narrower, measure it and trim the strip with scissors. For a wider door, like a 36-inch front door or a double door, order 2 strips and cut the second one to finish the run.
Yes, when you put it on the right way. Wipe the bottom of the door with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, warm the adhesive with a hair dryer, then press it down hard along the whole length. Give it 24 hours to fully set before heavy use. That prep is the difference between a strip that grabs and one that curls.
Front doors, back doors, bedroom, bathroom and laundry room doors. It sticks best on a smooth, flat door face that's clean and dry.
Yes. The skirt is soft silicone, so it bends as the door swings over the floor and drops back down when it closes. Stick it so the skirt just touches the floor, not jammed against it.
The silicone skirt hangs 1.18 in (30 mm) below the adhesive band, so it reaches down to the floor and closes the gap you can see light through under the door.
It helps. The same skirt that blocks the draft helps keep out dust, bugs and hallway noise coming in under the door.
On the flat face at the bottom of the door, usually the side that faces into the room. Place it so it clears the door frame when the door closes.
White for white and painted doors, brown for wood and stained doors, black for dark doors.
Shipping is free. Orders arrive in 9 to 17 business days to the US and the UK, with tracking sent by email.
You have 30 days. If you don't love how your door feels on the next cold night, contact us and we'll refund you in full.
Yes, when you put it on the right way. Wipe the bottom of the door with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, warm the adhesive with a hair dryer, then press it down hard along the whole length. Give it 24 hours to fully set before heavy use. That prep is the difference between a strip that grabs and one that curls.
Yes. The skirt is soft silicone, so it bends as the door swings over the floor and drops back down when it closes. Stick it so the skirt just touches the floor, not jammed against it.
It helps. The same skirt that blocks the draft helps keep out dust, bugs and hallway noise coming in under the door.
White for white and painted doors, brown for wood and stained doors, black for dark doors.
You have 30 days. If you don't love how your door feels on the next cold night, contact us and we'll refund you in full.
