Door Jamb vs Deluxe Door Drape

[renegade_cowboy]

http://interlinksupply.com/index.html?i ... ++++++++++

http://www.baneclene.com/catalog/door-drape.html

This topic got brought up last month, but worth revisiting with the coming winter. The price is about the same, but what is your opinion in regards to setup time and storage.

 

[Mark Saiger]

I've got both. Just got the Baneclean to try this past week. Not sure about it yet, but it is heavier than the other types. No door stop (which never seems to work on the ohters anyway being too small). I think it might acutally block more wind though when needed due to it's weight. Storage, it doesn't stuff into a sack so you will have to fold and store.

Not cold enough here to comment right now (Thank Goodnes), but I will try to use it this week and report back (about the Bane Clean)

Mark Saiger

 

[Royal Man]

I don't know about the Bane. But, I have used the interlink one for sereral years. It has round foam inside like a pool float. Just pick up an oversised door stopper and a sport bag for it and you'll be set.( I keep sliders in the same bag and extra door stops)

 

[Dmreed4311]

really people use these?

 

[Luke]

I have both, the Bane is the one I keep in truck and use. I roll it up and stuff it in a sack along with an oversized door stop.

 

[Able 1]

I like Banes... As far as a "door stop" try this: Take your furniture movers and flip them over so the pad is on the floor so you don't scratch wood floor and stack them to desired height for the gap.. Then you can go in and out without resetting a door stop. If you are going to use a door stop these work great keeping a door open, or shut. http://www.realcleaners.com/wedge_it.html

 

[rwcarpet]

really people use these?

Yes, Dave. When you have a 10* day, and wind blowing up your arse, most custys care that you appreciate that all their heat isn't going out the door, or cold air blowing in!

I would guess that you have never worked in cold weather....Tampa??

 

[John Buxton]

If it's real windy, use a small bungee cord to hold the door closed.

 

[Mark Saiger]

So far I am leaning to the bane door drape. We have used it a couple days now and like it a lot. We use our spotting back to hold the door closed. The bane drape is more rigid and durable in nature and blocks more. We even have 2 sets of hoses coming through the door and it has Bern better than our other door drapes.

Mark Saiger