If you like the video, and decide to order a kit, let the company know you saw this video. Thanks.

That's what they used in our truck shop and they worked great and in the winter and summer keepet the shop great good fix thumbs up.

I watched the manufactures demo video on this product but it's good to see it installed in a real-world application. This spring, Lord willing, I'm starting my garage project, a 22' by 22' . also will have a 16 by 8 roll-up like yours.

Thank you for the information! Ive been dealing with trying to find a solution for all the dust and air that enters through the openings of my roll up garage doors. Very frustrating but thanks to this video memtech will be the first company i contact tommorrow!

Ill be doing this to the top of my roller door. Thanks for the video.

Getting ready to do this myself!

Thank you for the video,hoping this product will take care of our problem

THANK YOU...for sharing. Enjoyed.

Thanks for the idea. My door came with rubber strips. Right now, I'm not sure how they are to be installed as the instructions do not mention the strips. But, I'm sure I will figure it out. Also, I plan to watch your video on installing a split HVAC system. I need that for my shop. Thanks again. Very helpful.

Thanks for the video I'm going to order a kit for my sheds roll up door.

Very informative, thanks for the video. I was also thinking about ordering the 2" brush with only a 1.5" gap. Was good to see how yours fit. Unfortunately I have a pad lock latch on one side to deal with also. The one thing you might want to do as a final touch ti wind that door spring a little tighter now, but make sure it doesn't go up to hot.

Thank you for this info, very helpful.

Definitely ,100 % better than what it was .

Thanks for the info jo . I'm going with memtech also and there local for me . Told them I seen your video and they remember 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Great information video. Thanks for sharing.

Good Job. Now to see if they ship to the UK

It would be interesting to use a thermal imaging detector and test the before and after temperature differences around the door perimeter to see how effective the brush seal is.

That will definitely make a difference.

thank you very much

nice, good ideal

Looks great!

Great job my friend

Top brush seal gives me issues with the motor. When closed, the brushes(70mm long to cover the gap) are just touching a 'hump' on the roller door. Then when open, the door is slightly larger in size obviously so it changes the angle it enters the door tracks, closing the gap significantly. This means the brush seal is squashed quite a bit and then reversing door motion means the initial start(and pushing the brushes back the other way) cause a significant shift in the door. It's often tripping the door motor on torque, OR it's actually caused the door to bind and jam requiring effort to free with 2 people. It's a long door(double garage) so the shift of the full seal length is a problem. Not sure what the solution is here. I'm height limited so can't do much with the physical door itself(can change tracks or roller height etc) I could add a strip to the door opening and drop the seal down a couple of inches to a point where door geometry changes less while open/closed, but will probably look awful.

Interesting product. I wonder how those will stand up because those rubber seals on the flat doors get brittle and fail over time too. Maybe even on a traditional flat door these might be a good choice.

Very helpful video. Looks like all those brushes might increase wear on the door motor, or maybe even your arms though! Will the top brush leave vertical stripes on your door after a while? I had considered doing the same thing, but in the end, as I wasn't moving vehicles to and fro from my garage any more, I decided to buy a cheap and cheerful sliding glass patio door and fit that external to the roller door. This gives me top notch insulation and a second level of security. I left the roller door in place just to put off the thieves as it blocks their view into the garage and is another problem for them to deal with! It does look odd, but the aim was to improve insulation rather than aesthetics, so it is what it is..... It's also not much more expensive than buying brushes which only partially improve the insulation. Tip: If your screwdriver bit keeps jumping out of the screw as you tighten it, that should tell you something....

Thanks for the vid, I just ordered a set for my roll-up doors. Do they add any noticable resistance to rolling the door up and down? My doors are manual.

I like it . Maybe some car wax on the door surface would reduce friction and help it seal and last .

I’ve always cut aluminum with my table saw or miter saw. Wood blade and never had any problems

I have been looking for something like this for years. Thank you for the idea. I will be sure to let them know I saw this video when I purchase this. One other question. Did you happen to "insulate" the door on the inside to help keep the heat out? The sun beats down on my door and it's pretty much an oven next to it. Thanks again! Cheers!

Hey Jo! Bit late to the video but if you're still around I was curious how this effected the movement of the door! I couldn't quite tell if it was just the way you rolled it up and down yourself, but it looked somewhat like the bristles gave it some significant resistance, I'm just a little worried because I have an electric garage door and I don't wanna blow the thing up as it struggles against my attempt to cool the place down haha thanks mate! Great vid, love from australia!

Was there a lot of resistance on raising & lowering after all three side were installed? My doors are 10'X10'. . .

Did it make the doors more difficult to open? Mine did when I installed on my doors

Have the same issue. Do these doors let out a ton of air? I don't ever really feel much air getting passed the area where the track is. I bought this kit too, but haven't installed it yet.

Going thru same issue need it rodent safe

Definitely better than nothing, but you're probably losing close to as many therms through the door as you were losing from that gap. I'd say a door upgrade is likely in order at some point.

How did the door coatings hold up? Does it scratch it?

Did you seal off the area above the door?

how do I order the brush molding for the canister roll up door?

What is the name of this company you got the door seal from

How's it holding up after all this time?

did you notice a difference in air flow/temperature after installation?

You don't like trim around the door opening?

hi i like were can i get some.

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You look like Tom Hanks a lil bit lol

can this keep rodents and snakes out?