Strip Curtain for Walk In Freezers, Coolers & Warehouse Doors

My basement is split between an active workshop (AKA StevieShop) and a finished laundry area full of women's tools the StevieShop built. The area between them varies in height with duct work and plumbing so a standard door wasn't an option. Plus I still need the width to move full sheets of lumber and drywall. Strip curtain is the answer. It was very easy to install. Made a custom header to mount to from 2x4's and 2x1's. Sprayed black to match ceiling color. I set up a cutting station and cut each strip about 1/2" longer than needed. Fastened 2 screws backed by cabinet grommet/washers, overlapped each section 2-4 inches depending on section. Even made a curve on one end Cut each section to length just a fraction above the epoxy and tile floor. The 150' roll amount was perfect I have one single length left. The total width for me covered 11.5ft with a height of 77"-83" of each strip. It would have been nice to source the strip without the strength ridges for a more clear view but I'll live just fine. I was really shocked to find out it blocks sound. The Ens Ens Ens from the StevieMusic is considerably muted in the laundry area. The insulating factor is also noticeable as it is cooler in the StevieShop. I just need to make a tie back so I can walk larger materials through without pushing against PVC when needed. The strips are thick and seem very high quality. They were extremely easy to cut with a razor or sheers. The women's work area is staying much cleaner now free from any saw and StevieDust.

I’ve used this through a cold winter and a hot summer. It covers the entrance to my shop allowing me to back boats in half-way and keep heat/air in. Hasn’t deteriorated, works equally well in sun-freezing temps as well as over 100degree days. Good stuff. The mounting hardware is too notch, 2-seasons exposed to weather with no signs of rust. The mounting hardware keeps the material from tearing even when pushed to limits I wouldn’t have expected it to take. (Employees get careless pushing boats in and out).

This was perfect for what I needed to cover my doggie door. I laid it out in the sun to make it flat, made an overlapping strip, and my husband screwed it to the door, keeps the heat and the cold out.

Works well for freezer entrance, also used for homemade doggy door!

The product was what I was looking but the only issue is I thought it was a big 12w roll but it wasn’t it was just one roll so I had to send it back cause it wouldn’t work out for what I needed it for. It would have been better if it was then I could have used it for what I needed it for

Great for tortoise house door. Helps keep heat in during winter. Cut to fit door, hung overlapped and in two curtains in order to trap dead air between the exterior and interior curtain, retaining heat. Worked great! Our 60 pound tortoise prefers the dark and loves the heat. Strips were easy to cut and appear to be holding up very well.

used this on the bottom of our gates for the vinyl fence to keep the puppers from crawling under it. Perfect for that and it is flexible enough to open and close over the uneven ground.

If you plan on using these for some heavy duty work, in example a drive in cooler (with forklift or similar) they will not last long. They are very thin and will probably work better for walk in coolers. At the time i bought these it didn't have a thickness (gauge) in the description but in a way i kind of figured they were thin because of the price. However, even tho thin, they are very clear and easy to manage. They do stay curl at the bottom after un-rolling but they straighten up after a while.

Great for the price, the quality of pvc is not bad but they are not heavy we got some from local store those are super heavy and nice, these are just ok for the price.

Se ve de buena calidad el problema es que es muy chico la cantidad de metros que trae es un rollo pequeño que solo alcanza para una o máximos dos hileras de cortina