Oxford Thermal Insulated & Soundproof Custom Door Curtain With PVC

Getting the size right is super important for that airtight seal. Don't just measure the door opening itself—measure the door frame. We highly recommend adding about 2 inches to the width and 1.5 inches to the height of your measurements. Why? You want the curtain to overlap the frame, not just sit inside it. That overlap is where the magnetic magic happens to stop drafts dead in their tracks. If you're between sizes, always go bigger.

Nope, put the toolbox away. This uses a heavy-duty, reinforced Hook & Loop (Velcro-style) system. You essentially stick the industrial-strength adhesive strip to your door frame and attach the curtain. It takes about 10 minutes max. It’s perfect for renters or anyone who doesn't want to drill permanent holes in their door frame. Trust us, it stays put until you decide to take it down.

Yes! This is actually a huge upgrade for pet owners. The magnetic closure system is strong enough to snap shut instantly to keep the cold out, but gentle enough that dogs and cats (even smaller ones) can push through with their nose or head. It clicks shut silently right behind them, so you can finally stop playing "doorman" for your pets every time they want to go out.

We can't promise a specific dollar amount, but the physics are solid. Think of this thermal door curtain like a thick winter puffer jacket for your house. It uses 300D waterproof Oxford fabric stuffed with thermal silk cotton to physically block air exchange. Customers constantly tell us their hallways feel significantly warmer (or cooler in summer) immediately after putting it up, which means your heater isn't working overtime.

Absolutely. Since we offer custom sizing, this is actually one of the best solutions for sliding doors, which are notorious for letting heat escape. Just make sure you measure the full frame area you want to cover. The walk-through design means you can still use the door normally without having to heave a heavy drape back and forth every time you want to step outside.

Good question—cheap plastic often does, but we anticipated that. We use high-definition, cold-resistant PVC specifically designed for this. It stays flexible and clear even when the temperature drops below freezing. Plus, having that window is a huge safety feature for high-traffic areas so you don't accidentally open the door into someone on the other side.

The Oxford fabric outer layer is super durable and water-resistant, so for day-to-day grime or muddy paw prints, you can usually just wipe it down with a damp cloth. If it needs a deep clean, just peel the curtain off the Velcro strip (the strip stays on the door), wash it with mild detergent, let it air dry, and stick it back up. It's low maintenance by design.