Insulated Door Curtain, [Upgrade EVA] Magnetic Thermal Insulated Door Cover to Keep Temperature for Room/Kitchen, Keep Draft Air Out, Self Sealing, Hands Free, Pet/Kids Friendly - 38"x82"

I live in an OLD house that gets hotter inside then outside and I don't have any doors in my house SO I needed something that would keep thw cold in 1 room and THIS was it. Easy to install! And since it's velcro I can take it off in the winter time. I love it so much I bought 2. HIGHLY recommend

I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality and functionality of this door curtain. I had moved into a 1 bedroom apartment which had no door between the living room and kitchen. The door and hinges were removed. I was having a hard time getting my living room cooled down with a 5000 btu window ac unit due to the opening into the hot kitchen. Initially I thought about actually buying a door from home depot and thought about industrial vinyl sheets used in loading dock passageways to prevent energy loss from frequent traffic. Then I came across this product and decided to give it a try. The material is a slick durable vinyl-like material that is smooth to the touch. They used decent quality material for this product and it feels like it won't tear. The decorative strip at the top of the door seems to be made with cotton. Installation took 10 min. The edges of the door has a very sticky adhesive that I peeled back and stuck to the door opening. You do have to measure and cut double sided extra sticky tape strip to stick onto one side's edge of the "door". Then stick the whole thing to the door opening wall. It comes with tacks for extra support so it won't fall off the wall. Unlike a lot of products out there where it doesn't stick well, this adhesive has kept the door up without a problem. When sticking the top edge, you have to raise the center of the top side slightly before sticking so that the flaps of the door will come back together when opened and closed. The door flaps have magnets that brings them together to close the door. I did stick some Gorilla Clear Tape on the top edge to make it more secure although I'm sure that it would have stayed up without it. And the product works as expected; it never fell off the wall and the flaps automatically come back together after passing through almost every single time. This saved me money and a lot of time from actually installing a door and my living room cools down quick with ac (or heat in winter). If you have an opening between rooms or even for moderate traffic back doors and want to save on energy with the convenience of a self shutting door, this Magnetic Thermal Door Curtain will do the job. The operation of whether the flaps closes by itself and whether or not the whole thing stays on the wall WILL depend on the installation. ..which if done right should work as advertised. My center was sagging a little and the door didn't close. Noticed I needed to raise the center of the top edge a bit more and put a tack there to ensure the door closes by itself which it does almost everytime.

I installed this myself and it does the job well. Keeps the cold air out. I can tell a difference. Installing it was easy.

It has made such a difference in the living room, with how cold it is now. So easy to put up ,the dogs and cat go through it with ease . I have one on for the back door also, keeps the kitchen free from flies, with 5 dogs you can imagine how bad they were. I am going to order 2 more one for the front door and one for the garage door. They are very well made, Wish I would have done this sooner .

I can't believe I have only had this up for a month. I live in VA Beach, where the weather is mild most of the time. Yes, we have our days where it is below freezing, but usually after 3 or 4 days of cold, it warms up again to the 40s or 50s. I can remember a recent Christmas where it was 65+ degrees. Anyway, our house has a non-heated or fooled section that is an addition. It is basically the temperature of the outdoors. The addition is separated from the dining room via double French doors. One door got broken. We were advised that it would cost $800 to replace it to match the existing door. We decided to look for a less expensive temporary solution. I came across this Magnetic Thermal Insulated Door Curtain accidentally while searching for a different item on Amazon. I decided to try it out.It was pretty mild when my husband installed in at the beginning of December, but there was definitely a noticeable temperature difference standing on either side of the curtain. My friend and I agree that it felt like somewhere between a 10 to 15 degree difference. Now we are at the beginning of January in a deep freeze. For over 7 days now, it has been truly cold, with actual temperatures in the teens and feels like temperatures in the single digits. This thermal curtain has saved us. The addition section still feels like the outside. We could feel totally safe keeping our milk and frozen chicken nuggets out there. Our dining room is a normal temperature.It is not 100%. My desk where I work is right next to the curtain, and it does feel a little cooler right here,but it doesn't feel like a draft. This is a high traffic area, as it leads to extra storage and the laundry room. My husband nailed the top and the sides because he didn't trust the velcro to be durable with the kids taking their bikes through frequently. I think I could improve the results even more by adding some velcro to my door jam to attach the velcro that is already on the curtain to, but I haven't done that yet. The magnets do not close automatically, but my previous door didn't close automatically either. It is well worth it to put in the extra effort to close the door to stay warm in this weather. Besides, I think the reason it does not close automatically is that the curtain drags the ground. This provides full protection at the bottom, but does not allow the curtain to swing as freely as it cold. I would pay double the price, and still recommend it to everyone.I am a normal person without any affiliation with Amazon or this product. My review represents my true feelings about this product.

I bought this to help keep the cold and hot air out of our sunroom, while allowin the dogs easy access. For that it works well. The lower rating is for a couple reasons. The first is these are not easy to put up if they don't fit your door perfectly. Our door is a little shorter and a little narrower, so I found that I had to roll the mounting sides up to shorten them. The next smaller size is too small. The second issue is when using this for small kids and animals who have no gauge on how hard they are pushing through, the velcro is useless. I found that I had to use the tacks instead, and at the main corners, I had to use my own screws to make it sturdy enough. The velcro adhesive is way too week. One last issue worth mentioning is that I wish they had a thicker plastic available, one that tears less easily. The last version I had lasted a year with heavy use. This one tore in the first week. I had to use packaging tape on both sides to seal the hole and it looks silly, but functional. Please start offering a thicker version that will last, even if it costs more.

I have purchased this product multiple times. It does have a life expectancy when using with three large dogs and exposed to the elements thus I replace annually. The thick vinyl construct keeps the AC in and cold out. The velcro allows it to be attached to the brick wall of my door opening surprising firmly. 5 Stars and worth every cent in cost savings

fairly easy to use and put up. Wish that there were more magnets along the center to hold it together better.

Accurately mentioned from description

Magnets are so weak that a gentle whisper in the direction of this thermal blanket sends it wide open. Seeing as how I got this to keep the cool air in while I was running my airconditioner in the bedroom, it is totally useless for the job. A harsh shout would do a better job of insulating my door than this thing. On top of the chump magnets one side is longer than the other, so when they do manage to gingerly brush fingertips in an attempt to cling together, they aren't lined up enough to get more than 50% contact on each other.

Sa m'a l'air bien, on verra avec le temps.