Crawling Bugs
Seal narrow exposed gaps around compatible doors where ants and other small crawling insects may find a path indoors.
π π Self-Adhesive Bug Blocking Door Seal Strip β Keep Insects, Dust & Drafts Out
π π Self-Adhesive Bug Blocking Door Seal Strip β Keep Insects, Dust & Drafts Out
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π π Self-Adhesive Bug Blocking Door Seal Strip β Keep Insects, Dust & Drafts Out
Regular price
$19.99
Regular price
$19.99
Sale price
$27.90
Unit price
per
Stop Giving Bugs An Easy Way Into Your Home.
Tiny gaps around doors and windows can create easy entry points for unwanted little visitors. Add a flexible peel-and-stick barrier to exposed edges and help close the spaces they may be using to get inside.
π Helps Block Entry Gaps
πͺ Door & Window Use
β Peel & Stick
π§ No Drilling
Helps Block Bugs
Close exposed entry gaps
Seals Door Edges
Add a flexible barrier
Peel & Stick
Simple DIY installation
Bonus Protection
Drafts & dust too
Bugs Don't Always Need an Open Door.
Narrow spaces along the bottom, side or frame of a door can leave an easy path between outdoors and indoors. If light or air can pass through, that opening may also be accessible to small pests.
Look closely at the edges of your doors and windows.
Those small gaps are easy to ignore until ants,
spiders or flying insects start showing up inside.
One Small Gap Can Make a Big Difference.
β Before
Open edge gaps can create an easy route for small bugs, outside air, dust and light to pass through.
β After Sealing
A flexible barrier helps cover the exposed opening, making the edge feel more closed and protected.
Don't Just Swat the Bug
Help Close One of the Ways It May Be Getting Inside.
Instead of only dealing with pests after they appear, seal common household gaps that can act as pathways between outdoors and your living space.
The flexible strip creates a simple physical barrier along compatible door and window edges.
- Helps cover narrow door-frame gaps
- Adds a physical barrier along exposed edges
- Useful around doors and compatible windows
- No spraying or complicated hardware required
Help Make It Harder for Unwanted Visitors to Sneak Through.
Flying Insects
Reduce open gaps around entrances and windows where small flying insects may slip inside, especially at night.
Small Pests
Add another physical barrier along door edges instead of leaving visible openings exposed.
Clean. Cut. Peel. Press.
The self-adhesive backing makes installation simple. Cut the strip to fit your space and apply it to a clean, smooth and dry surface.
1
Clean
Remove dirt, oil and moisture.
2
Measure & Cut
Trim the strip to the needed length.
3
Peel
Remove the adhesive backing gradually.
4
Press
Align and press firmly into place.
Check These Common Household Openings.
πͺ Entry Doors
Seal visible gaps along the edge or bottom.
βοΈ Door Frames
Add a barrier along compatible side gaps.
πͺ Window Frames
Cover exposed openings around suitable windows.
πͺ Sliding Doors
Use around compatible sliding-door openings.
π‘ Utility Areas
Useful around suitable household access points.
π‘ Porch-Side Doors
Help reduce exposed gaps near entrances used at night.
One Sealed Gap. More Everyday Benefits.
π¬οΈ Helps Reduce Drafts
Adds a barrier where unwanted airflow enters.
π§Ή Helps Keep Dust Out
Helps cover open edges where outside dust can pass.
π Helps Reduce Gap Noise
Helps limit everyday sound transfer through exposed openings.
Find the Gap First. Then Choose the Best Fit.
Door and window openings vary from home to home. Measure the gap and the total length you want to cover before selecting your variant.
1. Check the gap width. Measure the opening you want to cover.
2. Measure the total length. Allow a little extra for trimming and adjustment.
3. Check the surface. Clean, dry and smoother surfaces generally provide better adhesive contact.
Don't Just Swat the Next Bug. Help Seal the Gap It May Be Using.
Add a simple peel-and-stick barrier around exposed door and window gaps and make your home feel more sealed against unwanted little visitors.
π Choose Your Size & Seal the Gap β
Measure your installation area before selecting a variant.
