ZIPWALL ZipDoor ZDS Standard Dust Barrier Zipper Door Kit, 1 Pack, Red

This product is great, just what I was looking for. I was worried at first by some comments about the tape so I will speak on my experience with that. The tape is a type of high bond tape, 2-sided with one side being covered with a red plastic layer. You should place the tape on the door frame leaving one side covered with the plastic protective coating. Press and rub the tape onto the door frame firmly and allow it to sit for about 5-10 minutes before removing the red protective layer (this is common for high bond type tape). Once you have waited a bit remove the red protective layer to expose the side of the tape that will adhere to the zipdoor. I recommend having someone help you apply the door to get it nice and straight. Once you have applied the door follow the press, rub wait procedure again. As an extra measure I also use painters tape to secure the edges of the door along the wall to reduce the stress on the taped surface along the door edge. You should also make sure the surface are clean and dry before you do all this. Now that it is up the door is fantastic! I installed a window fan in the room creating a laminar flow from inside to outside that helps also. The door feels very strong and having two zippers is a big plus. I would definitely recommend this dust abatement door.

This is the second time I've used one of these when remodeling just one room in my house. This plastic barrier fits over any standard doorway and helps contain dirt and dust within the room you're working on. The install is a breeze and the barrier contains a zipper opening which can be rolled up and easily allows you to go in and out of the room. You can also bring supplies (drywall, lumber, etc) through it. This barrier earns its money when you're sanding drywall for its dust containment. Don't wreck your house without one!

The Zip wall has, so far been very handy during our remodel. It is keeping the majority of dust from the main part of the house. It is built well, zippers are sturdy. A couple areas of the double sided tape didn't stick well, so I used duct tape around the edge to seal it off. The only down fall really is it doesn't have a little window....I could peek at the progress!

I needed to install a dust barrier because my bedroom wall was being demolished and replaced so I purchased four zip wall poles. I made the mistake of buying a cheaper version of the magnetic door, not the zip wall brand. It was too heavy and unwieldy so I returned it. The zip wall door is worth the extra money. It went up exactly like the instruction said and the tool that they give you is exactly what you need to cut the plastic. The double sided tape has held up now for four days. The magnets are the only way to go .

Purchased this to provide a dust/debris barrier and provide repetitive, long term access to a master bathroom reno. This has been essential for keeping the room clean while all manner of heavy dust and debris filled the reno workspace.The plastic sheeting is very thick and durable as are the zippers. This thing has really took a beating as well as many, many zips/unzips and performed perfectly.Note that the included two sided tape is useless so don't waste your time. In my case I simply with a staple gun, stapled the plastic edges to the adjoining walls - I put also small squares of cardboard between the staples and surfaces of the plastic sheeting to prevent tearing. I also pinned the tops of the sheeting to the ceiling with extension poles - the same could of been done less elegantly with 2x4s.This was hands down the best $38 I spent on an expensive bathroom reno.

Very easy to work with, so much easier than zippers

Had this over a door for 1 month. Plastic and zippers are heavy duty. The 2 sided tape provided is not adequate, but that's no major issue. Just use 3in blue tape. Opened and closed this 2 dozen times a day. Saved for future use

Install this today. Can’t say anything about longevity, but the zippers look decent. The included tape is useless as it does not stick to poly 🙄