Drafts running through your door seals in January are heating bills walking out the door. Cheap foam weatherstripping crushes on the first use and tears inside one heating season — you reapply it every fall and it still lets cold air get through. This 10-foot rubber gasket-style weatherstrip is built to seal the gap properly and keep sealing it. Rubber weatherseal outperforms foam in Midwest winters — it stays flexible at sub-zero temperatures where foam cracks and loses memory. The 10-foot coil covers a standard exterior door in one continuous piece, so you get a complete seal with no gaps between segments. Gasket-style compression seal handles the door closing and opening cycle without degrading the way foam does. Standard on the weatherization and door replacement work of siding contrac Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.